This article proposes using decision theory, specifically correlated decision-making, to address bad habits. The author suggests that recognizing future actions are correlated with present ones makes it harder to justify indulging in a bad habit "just this once." For habits where occasional indulgence is preferred over never doing them, the article recommends using a die roll or scheduled times to regulate the frequency of the bad habit. AI
IMPACT Offers a novel conceptual framework for habit formation and modification, potentially applicable to AI agent design.
RANK_REASON The article discusses a conceptual application of decision theory to personal habits, rather than a new AI development or release.
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