I think there’s some variance, but not as much as you have in mind. Even if there were a very large value, however, this isn’t how N-incrementation works (in the post – if you’re thinking of the paper, then yes, the version I presented there doesn’t bound lifetime returns and therefore doesn’t get the same desirable properties as in the post). If you’ll forgive my postponing this discussion, I’d be interested in hearing your thoughts after I post a more in-depth exploration of the phenomenon?
I think there’s some variance, but not as much as you have in mind. Even if there were a very large value, however, this isn’t how N-incrementation works (in the post – if you’re thinking of the paper, then yes, the version I presented there doesn’t bound lifetime returns and therefore doesn’t get the same desirable properties as in the post). If you’ll forgive my postponing this discussion, I’d be interested in hearing your thoughts after I post a more in-depth exploration of the phenomenon?
Sure thing.