I conclude from this that CDT should equal EDT (hence, causality must account for logical correlations, IE include logical causality).
or… CDT doesn’t halt. Here’s how I imagine CDT approaching EDT: as soon as you’re about to decide to do X, this presents itself as an observation to you, so now you can condition on the fact that you’re “about” to do X. Then, of course, if X still looks good, you do X, but if X doesn’t check out anymore, then you reconsider until you’re “about” to make another decision. This process clearly might not halt. This is obviously very hand-wavey, and I’m not totally confident that anything after my first sentence means anything at all.
The most I really feel comfortable saying is that there is another possibility on the table besides a) CDT = EDT and b) CDT can get Dutch booked: c) CDT does not halt.
or… CDT doesn’t halt. Here’s how I imagine CDT approaching EDT: as soon as you’re about to decide to do X, this presents itself as an observation to you, so now you can condition on the fact that you’re “about” to do X. Then, of course, if X still looks good, you do X, but if X doesn’t check out anymore, then you reconsider until you’re “about” to make another decision. This process clearly might not halt. This is obviously very hand-wavey, and I’m not totally confident that anything after my first sentence means anything at all.
The most I really feel comfortable saying is that there is another possibility on the table besides a) CDT = EDT and b) CDT can get Dutch booked: c) CDT does not halt.
P. S. This post was fascinating and clear.