I was thinking of another agent judging my strategies and making a backed argument why I am wrong. If someone said “you were suboptimal on fruit front, I fixed that mistake for you” and I arrive at a table with 2 worm apples, I would be annoyed/pissed. I am assuming that the other agent can’t evaluate their cleanness—it’s all fruit to them. Moreover it might be that worm apples are rare and observing my trade activity it might be inductively well supported that I seem to value “fruit-maximization” a great deal (nutrition maximisation with clean fruit is just fruit maximisation). And it might be important to understand that he didn’t mean to cause wormy apples (he isn’t even capable of meaning that) but his actions might have infact caused it.
In the case that wormy apples are frequent the hypothesis that I am a fruit-maximiser is violated clearly enough that he knows to be on shaky grounds on modelling me as a fruitmaximiser. For some very unskilled traders they might confuse one type of fruit with another and be inconsistent because they can’t get their fruit categories straight. At some midskill “fruitmaximisement” peaks and those that don’t understand things beyond that point will confuse those that are yet to get to fruitmaximization and those that are past that. Expecting super-intelligent things to be consistent kind of assumes that if a metric ever becomes a good goal higher levels will never be weaker on that metric, that maximation strictly grows and never decreases with ability for all submetrics.
I was thinking of another agent judging my strategies and making a backed argument why I am wrong. If someone said “you were suboptimal on fruit front, I fixed that mistake for you” and I arrive at a table with 2 worm apples, I would be annoyed/pissed. I am assuming that the other agent can’t evaluate their cleanness—it’s all fruit to them. Moreover it might be that worm apples are rare and observing my trade activity it might be inductively well supported that I seem to value “fruit-maximization” a great deal (nutrition maximisation with clean fruit is just fruit maximisation). And it might be important to understand that he didn’t mean to cause wormy apples (he isn’t even capable of meaning that) but his actions might have infact caused it.
In the case that wormy apples are frequent the hypothesis that I am a fruit-maximiser is violated clearly enough that he knows to be on shaky grounds on modelling me as a fruitmaximiser. For some very unskilled traders they might confuse one type of fruit with another and be inconsistent because they can’t get their fruit categories straight. At some midskill “fruitmaximisement” peaks and those that don’t understand things beyond that point will confuse those that are yet to get to fruitmaximization and those that are past that. Expecting super-intelligent things to be consistent kind of assumes that if a metric ever becomes a good goal higher levels will never be weaker on that metric, that maximation strictly grows and never decreases with ability for all submetrics.