deliberation-fixed-points
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Statement
Legitimate deliberation has its own fixed-point selection problem, and the theory says which reflective equilibrium it selects.
Source
A question stated here. Reflective equilibrium is Nelson Goodman's (Fact, Fiction, and Forecast, 1955) and John Rawls's (A Theory of Justice, 1971); a logical inductor's limit beliefs on undecidable sentences are one fixed point among many (Garrabrant et al., "Logical Induction", 2016).
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Ranking (the lens, not the structure)
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