So great! But I think there is a small fix I can find. You said: “what if I say a loss of my arm is a loss of 10 points, while you say a loss of your arm is a loss of 11 points.” It seems to me you want to say “9 points” and “10 points”, not “10 points” and a thing I don’t know how to say.
So great! But I think there is a small fix I can find. You said: “what if I say a loss of my arm is a loss of 10 points, while you say a loss of your arm is a loss of 11 points.” It seems to me you want to say “9 points” and “10 points”, not “10 points” and a thing I don’t know how to say.
Thank you, Ken! Good find.
Very nice! I am confused though about the example in Section 2. You write:
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Prude: P > L > N.
Lewd: N > P > L.
Of course, for Lewd, the worst thing is that no one reads the book, while for Prude, that’s the best thing.
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So why is N ranked first by Lewd and last by Prude? Am I missing something?
Thanks so much! You’re right—I mixed the names up in that part. Should be fixed now.