Yes, it seems that self-indication assumption is exactly compensating the anthropic shadow: the stronger is the shadow, the less likely I will be in such a world.
However, it works only if worlds with low p and no shadow actually exist somewhere in the multiverse (and in sufficiently large numbers). If there is a universal anthropic shadow, it will still work.
Yes, it seems that self-indication assumption is exactly compensating the anthropic shadow: the stronger is the shadow, the less likely I will be in such a world.
However, it works only if worlds with low p and no shadow actually exist somewhere in the multiverse (and in sufficiently large numbers). If there is a universal anthropic shadow, it will still work.