You might be right. But then TDT chooses not to smoke precisely when CDT does, because there is nothing that’s logically-but-not-physically/causally connected with the exogenous decision whether or not to smoke. Which arguably makes this version of the problem quite uninteresting.
You might be right. But then TDT chooses not to smoke precisely when CDT does, because there is nothing that’s logically-but-not-physically/causally connected with the exogenous decision whether or not to smoke. Which arguably makes this version of the problem quite uninteresting.