Increasingly realizing how direct this is. The alpha v beta tradeoff extends metaphorically way beyond the valid statistical context
Thinking though that knowingly saying wrong things isn& #39;t that bad, since ppl similar enough to me will just ignore the obviously wrong parts(?)... https://twitter.com/warm_horizons/status/1242142290849591297">https://twitter.com/warm_hori...
Thinking though that knowingly saying wrong things isn& #39;t that bad, since ppl similar enough to me will just ignore the obviously wrong parts(?)... https://twitter.com/warm_horizons/status/1242142290849591297">https://twitter.com/warm_hori...
Thinking of the tradeoff more generally as high-reward vs. low-punishment.
I suppose I should be going for reward directly proportional to the punishment I could tolerate? Seems too naive though
Microeconomics/financials of the information-economy lol
I suppose I should be going for reward directly proportional to the punishment I could tolerate? Seems too naive though
Microeconomics/financials of the information-economy lol
Free-market trading metaphors actually seem to apply uncannily well to considerations like "how much truth should I be telling?"
Perhaps this is indicative that currency actually is a good representation of general value??
Perhaps this is indicative that currency actually is a good representation of general value??
In any case I& #39;ll leave this thread here to link when people flame me for being wrong, as I try out saying increasingly wrong things into the future.