Rational Decision Making

Riffing on Karl Popper and David Deutsch (especially). A broad overview, covering lots of the basics of "social" or "rational" choice theory, Bayesianism (again!), misconceptions, good ideas and bad. Errors my own as always.

[saroshbharucha]

Thank you for the fantastic videos Brett. You are doing an awesome job.

[KrwiomoczBogurodzicy]

Would be interesting to see a video on economics (most of which seems to rely on Bayesianism and inductivism in general).

[hdpal]

🎶 "Things can only get better (If we don't destroy the means of error correction)" 🎶

[rayhan]

Amazing content as usual -- would be interesting to explore the legal concept of a balance of probabilities further. In particular, its epistemological origins and why it still persists till this day (despite being false).

What would a popperian legal system look like?

[olander]

How is ChatGPT obedient when it's makers aren't able to control it?

[stegemme]

sorry Brett, but the numerous edits are slightly distracting