I read your first paragraph and was like “disagree”, but when I got to the examples, I was like “well of I agree here, but that’s only because those analogies are stupid”.
At least one analogy I’d defend is the Sorcerer’s Apprentice one. (Some have argued that the underlying model has aged poorly, but I think that’s a red herring since it’s not the analogy’s fault.) I think it does share important features with the classical x-risk model.
I read your first paragraph and was like “disagree”, but when I got to the examples, I was like “well of I agree here, but that’s only because those analogies are stupid”.
At least one analogy I’d defend is the Sorcerer’s Apprentice one. (Some have argued that the underlying model has aged poorly, but I think that’s a red herring since it’s not the analogy’s fault.) I think it does share important features with the classical x-risk model.