There’s no conflict with Hansonian signaling other than emphasis; it’s a thing that happens, it’s important, I don’t think it’s as important as Hanson thinks.
One thought that occurs to me is that this framework is partly an attempt to defend against Hansonian signaling—to keep X being about Y. That often seems super important to me.
Good feedback though that you don’t see the contrast, thank you.
There’s no conflict with Hansonian signaling other than emphasis; it’s a thing that happens, it’s important, I don’t think it’s as important as Hanson thinks.
One thought that occurs to me is that this framework is partly an attempt to defend against Hansonian signaling—to keep X being about Y. That often seems super important to me.
Good feedback though that you don’t see the contrast, thank you.