That seems correct to me. Perhaps not by coincidence, I also think the case against FDT is the weakest of his three, with some of the counterexamples being cases where I’m happy to bite the bullet, and the others seeming no worse than the objections to CDT, EDT, TDT, UDT etc.
FDT isn’t cherry-picked as Eliezer has described himself as a decision theorist and his main contribution is TDT (which latter developed into FDT).
That seems correct to me. Perhaps not by coincidence, I also think the case against FDT is the weakest of his three, with some of the counterexamples being cases where I’m happy to bite the bullet, and the others seeming no worse than the objections to CDT, EDT, TDT, UDT etc.