The three distinguishing characteristics of “reference class tennis” are
Do Karnofsky’s contributions have even one of these characteristics, let alone all of them?
Empirically obviously 1 is true, I would argue strongly for 2 but it’s a legitimate point of dispute, and I would say that there were relatively small but still noticeable but quite forgiveable traces of 3.
Do Karnofsky’s contributions have even one of these characteristics, let alone all of them?
Empirically obviously 1 is true, I would argue strongly for 2 but it’s a legitimate point of dispute, and I would say that there were relatively small but still noticeable but quite forgiveable traces of 3.