If Omega suggests you a blackmail, it calculated that there is some probability that you will accept it.
Knowing that you might accept it is different than following through if you don’t. Omega’s tricky that way.
Precisely. My argument was just that, depending on ones stance on anthropic reasoning, the fact that an actor is contemplating RB in the first place might already be an indication that he is in a simulation/being blackmailed in this way.
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If Omega suggests you a blackmail, it calculated that there is some probability that you will accept it.
Knowing that you might accept it is different than following through if you don’t. Omega’s tricky that way.
Precisely. My argument was just that, depending on ones stance on anthropic reasoning, the fact that an actor is contemplating RB in the first place might already be an indication that he is in a simulation/being blackmailed in this way.