Does he have a preferred resolution of the St. Petersburg Paradox?
Or, put another way, should a probabilist Benthamite be risk-neutral on social welfare? (On my mind because I just listened to the Cowen-SBF interview where SBF takes the risk-neutral position.)
As well as St. Petersburg Paradox I’d be interested in his thoughts on the Pasadena Game
Does he have a preferred resolution of the St. Petersburg Paradox?
Or, put another way, should a probabilist Benthamite be risk-neutral on social welfare? (On my mind because I just listened to the Cowen-SBF interview where SBF takes the risk-neutral position.)
As well as St. Petersburg Paradox I’d be interested in his thoughts on the Pasadena Game