What do you think about a similar DAG assumption in regular debate?
So I’m only evaluating whether or not I expect circular arguments to be an issue for these proposals. I agree that when evaluating the proposals on all merits there are arguments for the others that don’t apply to debate.
For amplification, I would say that the fact that it has a known equilibrium (HCH) is a positive consideration that doesn’t apply to debate. For market making, I think that the fact that it gets to be per-step myopic is a positive consideration that doesn’t apply to debate. There are others too for both, though those are probably my biggest concerns in each case.
Tbc, I’m specifically talking about:
So I’m only evaluating whether or not I expect circular arguments to be an issue for these proposals. I agree that when evaluating the proposals on all merits there are arguments for the others that don’t apply to debate.
Ah, I see—makes sense.