Inferring Ignorance From the Locality of Visual Perception
Inferring Ignorance From the Locality of Visual Perception
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Of course, we could eliminate this particular problem by properly enriching the physics with a rule such as "If a mobile object is hit, it will necessarily move. " but how are we to know that the new physics will not suffer from the same problem as regards some other property ■;• In general, given a physical theorv and a property in that theory, it is difficult to tell whether it is consistent with axiom A. 8 that agents should sometimes but not always know the value of that property. More- ove...r, It is objectionable to have our epistemic theory dictate the form of our physical theory.
Thus, axiom A. 8 in its current form rules out problem formulations that seem entirely natural. . Moreover, it does so in quite subtle wavs. It took me personally a while to discover the inconsistency in the original formulation of example III; it would probably not be feasible to do so automatically. Even worse, it becomes quite difficult to convince oneself that a prob- lem formulation is consistent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of course, we could eliminate this particular problem by properly enriching the physics with a rule such as "If a mobile object is hit, it will necessarily move. " but how are we to know that the new physics will not suffer from the same problem as regards some other property ■;• In general, given a physical theorv and a property in that theory, it is difficult to tell whether it is consistent with axiom A. 8 that agents should sometimes but not always know the value of that property. More- ove...r, It is objectionable to have our epistemic theory dictate the form of our physical theory.
Thus, axiom A. 8 in its current form rules out problem formulations that seem entirely natural. . Moreover, it does so in quite subtle wavs. It took me personally a while to discover the inconsistency in the original formulation of example III; it would probably not be feasible to do so automatically. Even worse, it becomes quite difficult to convince oneself that a prob- lem formulation is consistent.
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