Surely we can talk about rational agents in other ways that are not so confusing?
Who is sure? If you’re saying that, I hope you are. What do you propose?
Either way, just because something is mathematically proven to exist doesn’t mean that we should have to use it.
I don’t think anybody advocated what you’re arguing against there.
The nearest thing I’m willing to argue for is that one of the following possibilities hold:
We use something that has been mathematically proven to exist, now.
We might be speaking nonsense, depending on whether the concepts we’re using can be mathematically proven to make sense in the future.
Who is sure? If you’re saying that, I hope you are. What do you propose?
I don’t think anybody advocated what you’re arguing against there.
The nearest thing I’m willing to argue for is that one of the following possibilities hold:
We use something that has been mathematically proven to exist, now.
We might be speaking nonsense, depending on whether the concepts we’re using can be mathematically proven to make sense in the future.