The character from Molière learns a fancy name (“speaking in prose”) for the way he already communicates. David Gross isn’t saying that he is unfamiliar with the Bayesian view, he’s saying that “Bayesian confirmation theory” is a fancy name for his existing epistemic practice.
The character from Molière learns a fancy name (“speaking in prose”) for the way he already communicates. David Gross isn’t saying that he is unfamiliar with the Bayesian view, he’s saying that “Bayesian confirmation theory” is a fancy name for his existing epistemic practice.