I don’t think Bayesianism is a recipe for action in the first place—so how can “pure Bayesianism” be telling agents how they should be spending their time?
It tells them everything. That includes inferences right down to their own cognitive hardware and implications thereof. Given that the very meaning of ‘should’ can be reduced down to cognitions of the speaker Bayesian reasoning is applicable.
It tells them everything. That includes inferences right down to their own cognitive hardware and implications thereof. Given that the very meaning of ‘should’ can be reduced down to cognitions of the speaker Bayesian reasoning is applicable.
Hi! As brief feedback, I was trying to find out what “pure Bayesianism” was being used to mean—so this didn’t help too much.