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selylindi comments on Polymath-style attack on the Parliamentary Model for moral uncertainty - Less Wrong Discussion

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Comment author: selylindi 13 October 2014 06:56:49AM *  1 point [-]

To avoid the timelessness issue, the parliament could be envisioned as voting on complete courses of action over the foreseeable future, rather than separate votes taken on each action. Then the deontologists' utility function could return 0 for all unacceptable courses of action and 1 for all acceptable courses of action.