If some theories see reasons where others do not, they will be given more weight in a maximize-expected-choiceworthiness framework. That seems right to me and not something to be embarrassed about. Insofar as you don’t want to accept the prioritization implications, I think the best way to avoid them is with an alternative approach to making decisions under normative uncertainty.
If some theories see reasons where others do not, they will be given more weight in a maximize-expected-choiceworthiness framework. That seems right to me and not something to be embarrassed about. Insofar as you don’t want to accept the prioritization implications, I think the best way to avoid them is with an alternative approach to making decisions under normative uncertainty.