Grey Area asked, “For instance, Cox’s theorem states that plausibility is a real number. Why should it be a real number?” For that matter, why should the plausibility of the negation of a statement depend only on the plausibility of the statement? Mightn’t the statement itself be relevant?
Grey Area asked, “For instance, Cox’s theorem states that plausibility is a real number. Why should it be a real number?” For that matter, why should the plausibility of the negation of a statement depend only on the plausibility of the statement? Mightn’t the statement itself be relevant?