From my own experience of awaking after days of artificial coma I find it unlikely to believe that the person will go through a good Bayesian reasoning.
It’s very hard to form the belief that it’s Thursday when the last day you remember is a Sunday. It goes against fundamental principles that evolution taught us over millions of years.
It’s one of those cases where our availability heuristics is really bad.
From my own experience of awaking after days of artificial coma I find it unlikely to believe that the person will go through a good Bayesian reasoning.
It’s very hard to form the belief that it’s Thursday when the last day you remember is a Sunday. It goes against fundamental principles that evolution taught us over millions of years. It’s one of those cases where our availability heuristics is really bad.
PS: I know this is only a thought experiment.
The ancestral environment didn’t contain a lot of artificial comas, but to be fair it didn’t contain many named week days either.