Full non-indexical conditioning is broken in other ways too. As I argued before, the core of this idea is essentially a cute trick where by precommitting to only guess on a certain sequence, you can manipulate the chance that at least one copy of you guesses and that the guesses of your copies are correct. Except full non-indexical conditioning doesn’t precommit so the probabilities calculated are for a completely different situation. Hopefully the demonstration of time inconsistency will make it clearer that this approach is incorrect.
Full non-indexical conditioning is broken in other ways too. As I argued before, the core of this idea is essentially a cute trick where by precommitting to only guess on a certain sequence, you can manipulate the chance that at least one copy of you guesses and that the guesses of your copies are correct. Except full non-indexical conditioning doesn’t precommit so the probabilities calculated are for a completely different situation. Hopefully the demonstration of time inconsistency will make it clearer that this approach is incorrect.