is in the first place meant to be an heuristic against frequentist statistics.
And why do we need one of those? Most academics think religious warfare been B-ism and F-ism is silly, and you should use whichever is the most appropriate.
If you mean me and you...well we dont. I agree.
But maybe one should ask that having Ronald Aylmer Fishers ideas about Bayesian statistics in mind: “the theory of inverse probabilities must be fully rejected”
Let me reprhase my quote: The heuristic “uncertainty exists in the map, not in the territory” is in the first place meant to be an heuristic against dismissing Bayesian concept of probability.”
And why do we need one of those? Most academics think religious warfare been B-ism and F-ism is silly, and you should use whichever is the most appropriate.
If you mean me and you...well we dont. I agree. But maybe one should ask that having Ronald Aylmer Fishers ideas about Bayesian statistics in mind: “the theory of inverse probabilities must be fully rejected”
Let me reprhase my quote: The heuristic “uncertainty exists in the map, not in the territory” is in the first place meant to be an heuristic against dismissing Bayesian concept of probability.”
Then it is a misleading, unnecessarily metaphysical phrasing of the point, and appears to have misled Yudkowsky among others.