Yeah; it’s not open/shut. I guess I’d say in the current phrasing, the “but Aumann’s Agreement Theorem shows that if two people disagree, at least one is doing something wrong.” is suggesting implications but not actually saying anything interesting—at least one of them is doing something wrong by this standard whether or not they agree. I think adding some more context to make people less suspicious they’re getting Eulered (http://slatestarcodex.com/2014/08/10/getting-eulered/) would be good.
I think this flaw is basically in the original article as well, though, so it’s also a struggle between accurately representing the source and adding editorial correction.
Nitpicks aside, want to say again that this is really great; thank you!
Yeah; it’s not open/shut. I guess I’d say in the current phrasing, the “but Aumann’s Agreement Theorem shows that if two people disagree, at least one is doing something wrong.” is suggesting implications but not actually saying anything interesting—at least one of them is doing something wrong by this standard whether or not they agree. I think adding some more context to make people less suspicious they’re getting Eulered (http://slatestarcodex.com/2014/08/10/getting-eulered/) would be good.
I think this flaw is basically in the original article as well, though, so it’s also a struggle between accurately representing the source and adding editorial correction.
Nitpicks aside, want to say again that this is really great; thank you!