There’s no general agreement among humans about what constitutes evidence, which is why Aumanns theorem has so little to do with reality. How can two agents be exposed to the same evidence when they don’t agree on what constitutes evidence.?
There’s no general agreement among humans about what constitutes evidence, which is why Aumanns theorem has so little to do with reality. How can two agents be exposed to the same evidence when they don’t agree on what constitutes evidence.?