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by jlokier
2064 days ago
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Sure, if there is one outcome. In this case, when I do the thought experiment, my mind runs both possibilities and concludes they are both plausible and compelling. When I do the thought meta-experiment of imagining other people doing the thought experiment, it sees some people imagining one outcome is compelling and likely, and other people imagining the other outcome is compelling and likely. I'm not sure what useful theoretical point of view you would draw from that, with regard to this particular experiment. |
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