Category Archives: Axiom of Non-Coercion

Another RI Blogroll Blogger Bashes the Axiom

By Charlie Deist | Published: December 27, 2009
I’ve continued to think about Will Wilkinson’s post on the axiom of non-coercion and its inapplicability in reality, and while I recognize the limits of any axiom, I still have a problem with the way that he phrased the post. Wilkinson has a new ally on my blogroll in Robin Hanson, at Overcoming Bias. Frustratingly, Hanson takes [...]
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THE AXIOM

By Charlie Deist | Published: December 27, 2009
I don’t know how long this idea is going to be on my mind, but recently it’s been the main subject I’ve wanted to blog. I decided that I want to start referring to the axiom of non-coercion simply as “the axiom” from now on, on this blog. First, just to clear things since I [...]
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