Okay, that makes sense. In that case, though, where’s the problem? Claims in the form of “not only is X a true event, with details A, B, C, …, but also it’s the greatest event by metric M that has ever happened” should have low enough probability that a human writing it down specifically in advance as a hypothesis to consider, without being prompted by some specific evidence, is doing really badly epistemologically.
Okay, that makes sense. In that case, though, where’s the problem? Claims in the form of “not only is X a true event, with details A, B, C, …, but also it’s the greatest event by metric M that has ever happened” should have low enough probability that a human writing it down specifically in advance as a hypothesis to consider, without being prompted by some specific evidence, is doing really badly epistemologically.
Also, I’m confused about the relationship to MWI.