I intended the three to be probability and utility and steam, but it might make more sense to categorize things in other ways. While I still think there might be something more interesting here, I nowadays mainly think of Steam as the probability distribution over future actions and action-related concepts. This makes Steam an epistemic object, like any other belief, but with more normative/instrumental content because it’s beliefs about actions, and because there will be a lot of FixDT stuff going on in such beliefs. Kickstarter / “belief-in” dynamics also seem extremely relevant.
Clarification:
Are ‘probability’ and ‘utility’ meant to be the other two cognitive currencies? Or is it ‘Slack’, and if so which is the third?
I intended the three to be probability and utility and steam, but it might make more sense to categorize things in other ways. While I still think there might be something more interesting here, I nowadays mainly think of Steam as the probability distribution over future actions and action-related concepts. This makes Steam an epistemic object, like any other belief, but with more normative/instrumental content because it’s beliefs about actions, and because there will be a lot of FixDT stuff going on in such beliefs. Kickstarter / “belief-in” dynamics also seem extremely relevant.