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Using the same assumtions as Manfred. "Using my own normative values to define "should". What question or questions should I ask you?"
Response: The question you should ask is "Using my own normative values to define "should". What question or questions should I ask you?"
Using my own normative values to define "should". What is the answer to the question or questions I should ask you?"
"42"
That explicitly assumes you only get one question. This thought experiment allows questions plural, which completely changes the game.
Oh, I agree. I just thought the analogy to the "Paradox of the Question" was amusing.
Oh, that makes sense.