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casebash comments on The Number Choosing Game: Against the existence of perfect theoretical rationality - Less Wrong
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"We can still say, e.g., that one course of action is more rational than another, even in situations where no course of action is most rational." - True.
"But I don't know of any reason to adopt that definition" - perfect rationality means to me more rational than any other agent. I think that is a reasonable definition.
Seeing as this is an entire article about nitpicking and mathematical constructs...
Surely that should be "at least as rational as any other agent"?
Thanks for this comment. I agree, but can't be bothered editing.