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Self Initiated
Project
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MaMMID
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13th May 2003
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Darren Stevens
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ÒCanÕt
decideÓ
Is it truly
possible to decide when all outcomes are equal?
And what
approaches can be utilised in the process of decision-making?
I would
like to research into the possibilities of decision-making when all outcomes
are of equal value to the situation.
Is it
necessary to impose criteriaÕs onto the process?
What
criteria(s) should be imposed (a decision in itself), and should these be
accepted?
If no
criteria are available, do you pick one, many or all of the outcomes available?
Initially
the project will be purely research based to learn about the present thought in
this area.
A
possible user focus interaction system to convey the results of the project.
A better
personal understanding of how to make a decision in a world of multiple equal
value choices.
Library
(research)
Internet
(general research within reason)
Computer
programming, for presentation and algorithms.
Limitation/restriction,
in art terms, compositional framing device.
(universalism,
post modernism, free will, algorithms, relativism.
Free
Will, Ed. Derek
Pereboom.
Freedom
and Choice Affirmed,
Corliss Lamont.
Modern
Philosophy, Roger
Scruton.
Choice
Theory, Michael
Allingham.