Your decision theoretic reasoning is incorrect due to meta level concerns.
I’ll upvote this chain because of acausal trade of karma due to meta level concerns for decision theoretic reasons.
The priors provided by Solomonoff induction suggest, for decision-theoretic reasons, that your meta-level concerns are insufficient grounds for acausal karma trade.
I would disregard such long chains of reasoning due to meta level concerns.
Yes, but if you take anthropic selection effects into account...
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Your decision theoretic reasoning is incorrect due to meta level concerns.
I’ll upvote this chain because of acausal trade of karma due to meta level concerns for decision theoretic reasons.
The priors provided by Solomonoff induction suggest, for decision-theoretic reasons, that your meta-level concerns are insufficient grounds for acausal karma trade.
I would disregard such long chains of reasoning due to meta level concerns.
Yes, but if you take anthropic selection effects into account...