I’m not saying intelligences can’t be dumb, I’m saying it’s the unintended consequences of the market that are usually presented as evidence for the market’s supposed agency (it has runaway, escaped, etc), and intelligence can’t ONLY be dumb.
no, it must just assume that processes which fail to correspond to the strategy an agent would choose are weeded out But this question shows that Sour Grapes would really interest you, I'm guessing
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Basically, imperfect approximations of agency are imperfect in that they fall short of a very clear standard of rationality (in ways agents normally wouldn't). But agency itself falls short of the same standards (even in everyday situations).
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Exactly
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It must have at one point as I did download it
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you prolly dl'ed b/c i recommended it to you last february
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Most Likely. My active reading had become wydham Lewis and machining handbooks after about March.
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I did have a few chuckles in August because Herodotus is just the best
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