You are right that Bayesianism isn’t sufficient for sanity, but why should it prevent a post explaining what Bayesianism is? It’s possible to be a Bayesian with wrong priors. It’s also good to know what Bayesianism is, especially when the term is so heavily used. My understanding is that the OP is doing a good job keeping concepts of winning and Bayesianism separated. The contrary would conflate Bayesianism with rationality.
You are right that Bayesianism isn’t sufficient for sanity, but why should it prevent a post explaining what Bayesianism is? It’s possible to be a Bayesian with wrong priors. It’s also good to know what Bayesianism is, especially when the term is so heavily used. My understanding is that the OP is doing a good job keeping concepts of winning and Bayesianism separated. The contrary would conflate Bayesianism with rationality.
Jonathan’s post doesn’t seem like much of an argument but more of criticism. There’s lots more to write on this topic.