The trick in open box Newcomb’s is that it either predicts whether you will one-box if you see a full box or not. If you are the kind of agent who always does “the opposite” you’ll see an empty box and one-box. Which isn’t actually a problem as it only predicted whether you’d one-box if you saw a full-box.
The trick in open box Newcomb’s is that it either predicts whether you will one-box if you see a full box or not. If you are the kind of agent who always does “the opposite” you’ll see an empty box and one-box. Which isn’t actually a problem as it only predicted whether you’d one-box if you saw a full-box.
Thats… exacty what my last sentence meant. Are you repeating on purpose or was my explanation so unclear?
Oh sorry, hadn’t fully woken up when I read your comment