Which approaches and directions for decision-making under deep uncertainty seem most promising? Are there any that seem likely to be rational but not (apparently?) too permissive like Mogensen’s maximality rule?
Which approaches do you see people using or endorsing that you think are bad (e.g. irrational)?
I guess I think that “decision-making under deep uncertainty” is mostly too broad a category to be able to say useful things about (although maybe we can draw together useful lessons that seem to hold in a variety of more specialised contexts), and we’re better trying to look at more particular setups and reason about those.
Which approaches and directions for decision-making under deep uncertainty seem most promising? Are there any that seem likely to be rational but not (apparently?) too permissive like Mogensen’s maximality rule?
Which approaches do you see people using or endorsing that you think are bad (e.g. irrational)?
I guess I think that “decision-making under deep uncertainty” is mostly too broad a category to be able to say useful things about (although maybe we can draw together useful lessons that seem to hold in a variety of more specialised contexts), and we’re better trying to look at more particular setups and reason about those.