Message from @Diadochi
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as you put it
that's still you restructuring it - you're just not having any input beyond a certain point
it's analogous to pavlov's dog - you're still teaching it what to do if you keep smacking it each time it does something what you don't want it do
it just gets there by process of elimination
Where are you saying it goes by the process of elimination?
I'm imaging a naive model with finite options
I really mean that you're imposing it to search for the outcome that you're looking for
being the ethnostate, I assume you mean in this case
yup
because you don't know
you might toppple the gov
and then it naturally restructures itself into something worse
and then you gotta topple it again
Yeah, what I'm saying is that anything not organized according to nature will eat itself
marx was also an armchair anthropologist
That he was
and his idea to topple the bourgoise didn't end up in anything better
despite his model suggesting it would
it's dangerous to much such extreme decisions on such an inexact science
my eyes are getting blurry
it won't seem relevant, but I'm curious how you'll asnwer
ok
Do you ever play poker?
last time was 2 hours ago, but it feels just like yesterday
How conservatively do you bet?
I get where your'e going with this
you're tellng me you make your decision based on expected value
however, you don't know what the deck is made of here, as the science isn't there yet
and , the variance is too large
Well, how do you play, though
I don't bet according to my psychological risk aversion, whatever it is
at least, I try not to
I folllow basic guidelines which are there to give me a sufficient probability to not go broke, given that I make +EV decisions
i.e 500th of my bankroll on a MTT
maybe 100th on a cash game
I don't know if you're familair with those terms
I'm a regular poker player
Can't say I'm an avid player
I was just curious how risk averse you were
everything is calculated before hand, so that the main decisions aren't up to my risk aversion