Agathodaimon

• AgathodaimonJul 18, 2014, 9:57 PM

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  on: Good books for in­com­ing col­lege stu­dents?

  Meditations, M. Aurelius

• AgathodaimonJul 18, 2014, 8:05 PM

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  on: Com­mu­ni­cat­ing fore­cast uncertainty

  Unfortunately, there seem to be unavoidable gaps in the spreading of information http://​​arxiv.org/​​abs/​​1310.4707

• AgathodaimonJul 18, 2014, 7:49 PM

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  in reply to: Jiro’s comment on: Com­mu­ni­cat­ing fore­cast uncertainty

  By being a loving person you can convey sincerity and that you are willing to submit your own interests to that of the greater whole.

• AgathodaimonJul 18, 2014, 7:19 PM

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  on: How defer­en­tial should we be to the fore­casts of sub­ject mat­ter ex­perts?

  I believe we should use analytics to find the commonalities in the opinions of groups of interacting experts

  http://​​arxiv.org/​​abs/​​1406.7578

• AgathodaimonJul 18, 2014, 6:59 PM

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  on: Wealth from Self-Repli­cat­ing Robots

  I am not sure your idea is fesdible, but I do wish you luck. I know mit has been doing interesting work on modular robots and of all that I have encountered I would direct your attention there. Good luck.

• AgathodaimonJul 18, 2014, 6:40 PM

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  in reply to: [deleted]’s comment on: Con­fused as to use­ful­ness of ‘con­scious­ness’ as a concept

  http://​​pnas.org/​​content/​​early/​​2013/​​08/​​28/​​1306246110

  Game theory has been applied to some problems related to morality. In a strict sense we cannot prove such conclusions because universal laws are uncertain