It’s pretty well established here that a phrase like ‘predictably puts you at a disadvantage’ is a probabilistic term; essentially it means ‘has a negative impact on your expected uitility.’
By the definition you assumed I was using, it would be true to say that buying a lottery ticket predictably increases your wealth. That is not a reasonable way to use words.
(Also, you’ve been disagreeing with Eliezer this whole thread, and only that last post has downvotes)
It’s pretty well established here that a phrase like ‘predictably puts you at a disadvantage’ is a probabilistic term; essentially it means ‘has a negative impact on your expected uitility.’
By the definition you assumed I was using, it would be true to say that buying a lottery ticket predictably increases your wealth. That is not a reasonable way to use words.
(Also, you’ve been disagreeing with Eliezer this whole thread, and only that last post has downvotes)