This passage from Luke's summary is similar to what @catherineols and I were trying to say earlier today:pic.twitter.com/lZILQAPaS8
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My objection is not to rationality: if the ontological choices are made effectively, then rational methods are often extraordinarily valuable. Yay science, engineering, medicine, etc!
My suggestion is that rationality can be made more effective by teaching people that the ontological choices must be made deliberately, not by default, and teaching skills for ontology choice or construction.
Choosing the utility function is a different subject matter with different solutions, but here you go: https://arbital.com/p/normative_extrapolated_volition/ …. Or if you want priors, well, that is more complicated but I can't be accused of not mentioning the subject.
Priors are an epistemological matter, not an ontological one. A utility function is ontological, I guess… but not at all what I have in mind. Rather: what is the right vocabulary for describing this sort of situation? Where “right” means not “ultimately correct,” but “helpful.”
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