There’s a whole section on voting in the LDT For Economists page on Arbital. Also see the one for analytic philosophers, which has a few other angles on voting.
From what I can tell from your other comments on this page, you might already have internalized all the relevant intuitions, but it might be useful anyway. Superrationality is also discussed.
Sidenote: I’m a little surprised no one else mentioned it already. Somehow arbital posts by Eliezer aren’t considered as canon as the sequences, maybe it’s the structure (rather than just the content)?
There’s a whole section on voting in the LDT For Economists page on Arbital. Also see the one for analytic philosophers, which has a few other angles on voting.
From what I can tell from your other comments on this page, you might already have internalized all the relevant intuitions, but it might be useful anyway. Superrationality is also discussed.
Sidenote: I’m a little surprised no one else mentioned it already. Somehow arbital posts by Eliezer aren’t considered as canon as the sequences, maybe it’s the structure (rather than just the content)?
I think it’s just reachability. Arbital is Far Away, and it’s plausible that not everyone even knows it exists.