I’m saying that we should account for anthropic bias when giving out complexity penalties.
How would that work?
The question is: are they non-mainstream in economics, anthropology, or both?
I am not sure what the mainstream consensus in anthropology looks like, but I have the impression that Graeber’s research is quite controversial.
At minimum, it does seem like many anthropologists see Graeber’s work as much more tied into his politics than things even often are in that field, and that’s a field that has serious issues with that as a whole.
How would that work?
I am not sure what the mainstream consensus in anthropology looks like, but I have the impression that Graeber’s research is quite controversial.
At minimum, it does seem like many anthropologists see Graeber’s work as much more tied into his politics than things even often are in that field, and that’s a field that has serious issues with that as a whole.