14 - Infra-Bayesian Physicalism with Vanessa Kosoy
AXRP - the AI X-risk Research Podcast
Is There a Local Realism in Quantum Mechanics?
In quantum mechanics there's this theoretical result that says like as long as experiments have single outcomes and are probabilistic in the way quantum mechanics says they are you can't have local realism. I kind of want to do is have some kind of an enhanced almond agreement theory for physicalists because what happens is that with the usual almond agreement theorem it kind of assumes that all agents have the same prior but if your agents are Cartesian then in some sense they don't have the samePrior. This means each agent has a prior which is defined from its own subjective point of view and this can cause failures of agreement. In particular, Paul Cristiano has this thing which is called the Solomon of Prior
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