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Really? I don't have that sense. Take a look at A Request for Open Problems and note that the top 4 suggestions (by comment rating) are all about epistemic rationality.
Or maybe we're so far behind on instrumental rationality we don't even know the right questions yet! Or maybe the request for "well-defined" questions creates a bias toward epistemic rationality.
We don't have epistemic rationality nailed well enough to create an oracle. So, we certainly don't have it very well "nailed".
Thx for the link. I hadn't seen that discussion.