Should I understand this question as “What experimental result would cause you to update the probability of that belief to above a particular threshold”? Because my prior for it is pretty high at this point. Or are you looking for the opposite / falsification criteria?
If you’re a good enough driver, there’s a decent chance you’ll never get in a car crash. If you study stealing and security systems enough, and carefully plan, I don’t see why you would be likely to be caught eventually. Why is your prior high?
Should I understand this question as “What experimental result would cause you to update the probability of that belief to above a particular threshold”? Because my prior for it is pretty high at this point. Or are you looking for the opposite / falsification criteria?
If you’re a good enough driver, there’s a decent chance you’ll never get in a car crash. If you study stealing and security systems enough, and carefully plan, I don’t see why you would be likely to be caught eventually. Why is your prior high?
Agreed, with the addition that car crashes are public while stealing is covert, so it’s harder to know how much stealing is going on.