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Introduction

This is a lecture with various elements that can be assembled into slightly different arguments.
This is not the order of the lecture but the biggest argument, which I will focus on.
characterising belief + desire is a problem decision theory offers a solution the dual-proces theory of instrumental action entails that the solution is wrong we cannot use decision theory to characterise belief and desire
Do you want to continue with the questions?
23 said yes (pictured)
Only three people said no.
I didn’t actually get any questions.
I tried to make it a bit faster by removing bits
I tried to make the conclusions clearer by stating them at the end.
Although I should mainly warn you that my job is mainly to ask questions and point out problems; for the carefully justified conclusions I look to you.
But I would also like to be asked what the conclusion is where that is not clear.

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challenge

Discover why people act,
individually and jointly.

As you remember, this course is based on a simple challenge.

challenge

Discover why people act,
individually and jointly.

So far we considered only philosophical and psychological: time for the third corner of our triange, the formalizable.

challenge

Discover why people act,
individually and jointly.

Last week we did this ...

challenge

Discover why people act,
individually and jointly.

We will consider the relation between the psychological theory and the formal theory.