A QUESTION FROM OTHERWISE · VOLUME I + II
Can becoming more accurate make you more wrong?
A system can predict its population better after the population learns how the system sees it. The number improves. The independence of the evidence does not.
Ask whether improved accuracy came from learning an unchanged world—or from successfully changing the world into something easier to predict.
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