>That’s not what it means—even here. Here uncertainty is in the mind of the beholder.
Well, yes. I was not suggesting otherwise. The uncertainty still has to follow the Bayesian pattern if it is to be resolved in the direction of more accurate beliefs and not less.
>That’s not what it means—even here. Here uncertainty is in the mind of the beholder.
Well, yes. I was not suggesting otherwise. The uncertainty still has to follow the Bayesian pattern if it is to be resolved in the direction of more accurate beliefs and not less.
That still isn’t the original claim, it’s falling back to a more defensible position.