Yes, there are some details around who I recognize as a copy of me. In classical FDT this would be anyone who are running the same program (what ever that means). In evolution this would be anyone who are carrying the same genes. Both of these concept are complicated by “same program” and “same genes” are scalar (or more complicated?) and not Boolean values.
Edit: I’m not sure I agree with what I just said. I believe something in this direction, but I want to think some more. For example, people with similar genes probably don’t cooperate because decision theory (my decision to cooperate with you is correlated with your decision to cooperate with me), but because shared goals (we both want to spread our shared genes).
Yes, there are some details around who I recognize as a copy of me. In classical FDT this would be anyone who are running the same program (what ever that means). In evolution this would be anyone who are carrying the same genes. Both of these concept are complicated by “same program” and “same genes” are scalar (or more complicated?) and not Boolean values.Edit: I’m not sure I agree with what I just said. I believe something in this direction, but I want to think some more. For example, people with similar genes probably don’t cooperate because decision theory (my decision to cooperate with you is correlated with your decision to cooperate with me), but because shared goals (we both want to spread our shared genes).