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1 points by aor215 3 years ago · 1 comment

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aorist 3 years ago

This is like Cartiesian scepticism [0] justified by attempting to reject the fixed points of the prior in Bayes' rule [1]. The implication is that your belief in something should always be an epsilon away from 100% (and presumably 0%).

[0]: https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/skepticism/#ArguForCartSk... [1]: https://www.austintripp.ca/blog/2018/08/21/bayes-no-certain-...

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