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Preference over preference
With edits in blue. This post duplicates the original. Original post: Preference over preference Each individual person has a preference. Some preferences are strong, others are weak. For many preferences it’s more complicated than that; they aren’t static, and we change … Continue reading
Exploration-Exploitation problems
Core knowledge: List of common human goals Part 1: Exploration-Exploitation Part 1a: The application of the secretary problem to real life dating Part 1b: adding and removing complexity from models Part 2: Bargaining Trade-offs to your brain. Part 2a.1: A strategy against … Continue reading
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