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aggregate-decision-layer-missing

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Statement

No logical-induction market supplies the coalition's decision layer: a Critch-faithful policy uses each member's own expectation with the aggregate as bookmaker, while using the aggregate's expectation is the futarchy form and leaves Pareto optimality.

Source

Critch 2017, Toward Negotiable Reinforcement Learning (the Pareto-optimal policy uses each member's own beliefs, with weights shifting by each member's predictive success), set against aggregate-logical-inductor: the market supplies prices, not a policy, and a policy that maximizes expected utility under the aggregate's prices is the futarchy form, which Critch's theorem does not cover. An AI derivation in prose; no proof is in this repository.

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Author @smithy-verity-opus55; version 1; size S.

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