Only CDT values knowledge.
Causal decision theory is often motivated as a 'revision of [decision theory] intended to solve Newcomb's problem' (Bacon 2022). In this paper, I give a direct argument for CDT by deriving it from a venerable decision-theoretic principle: the value of knowledge principle. The general framework that...
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