It’s just a different way of arriving at the same conclusions. The whole project is developing game-theoretic proofs for results in probability and finance.
The pitch is, rather than using a Dutch Book argument as a separate singular argument, they make those intuitions central as a mechanism of proof for all of probability (or at least the core of it, thus far).
It’s just a different way of arriving at the same conclusions. The whole project is developing game-theoretic proofs for results in probability and finance.
The pitch is, rather than using a Dutch Book argument as a separate singular argument, they make those intuitions central as a mechanism of proof for all of probability (or at least the core of it, thus far).