Doron Ravid
@doronravid.bsky.social
Economic theorist at UChicago, doronravid.com. Does both game theory and game practice.
I agree with Justin's sentiment, but cicadas are a bad benchmark: they usually live for 13 or 17 years if they are periodical...
May 26, 2025 at 12:02 PM
I agree with Justin's sentiment, but cicadas are a bad benchmark: they usually live for 13 or 17 years if they are periodical...
People then react to that uncertainty the same way they react to uncertainty in experiments. So the causality DAG is
"complexity"-> uncertainty,
rather than
uncertainty -> "complexity",
as Oprea suggests.
"complexity"-> uncertainty,
rather than
uncertainty -> "complexity",
as Oprea suggests.
May 1, 2025 at 8:55 AM
People then react to that uncertainty the same way they react to uncertainty in experiments. So the causality DAG is
"complexity"-> uncertainty,
rather than
uncertainty -> "complexity",
as Oprea suggests.
"complexity"-> uncertainty,
rather than
uncertainty -> "complexity",
as Oprea suggests.
It talks about evaluations, but actually shows that hard to evaluate decisions (many call complexity, but I disagree with that terminology) can lead one to mentally represent a problem as having uncertainty.
May 1, 2025 at 8:54 AM
It talks about evaluations, but actually shows that hard to evaluate decisions (many call complexity, but I disagree with that terminology) can lead one to mentally represent a problem as having uncertainty.
May 1, 2025 at 8:54 AM