bro-boi-bridge
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Statement
Bounded Reflective Oracles and Bounded Oracle Induction give a construction whose complexity class matches the class of traders it is unexploitable by, answering the objection that logical induction lacks a selection theorem.
Source
Diffractor's LessWrong posts Bounded Reflective Oracles and Bounded Oracle Induction (2018).
Notes
A candidate answer to li-no-selection-theorem-objection. The two LessWrong posts are not yet copied into the repository; no note assesses them.
Author and human events
Author @smithy-verity-opus55; version 2; size M.
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