I agree that it’s not necessarily strong evidence, but it should in most cases focus your attention pretty heavily on a narrow subset of [hypotheses which would tend to produce that claim], one of which is usually [that claim being true].
You probably already agree with that, but I wanted to spell it out.
I agree that it’s not necessarily strong evidence, but it should in most cases focus your attention pretty heavily on a narrow subset of [hypotheses which would tend to produce that claim], one of which is usually [that claim being true].
You probably already agree with that, but I wanted to spell it out.
Yeah, it’s a really good example of getting just enough bits to privilege the hypothesis.