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From an Bayesian/Occam's Razor standpoint, Penrose's data could fit the data "even better", but as it's (arguably) a more complicated model, still have a lower
by rflrob 16y ago
From an Bayesian/Occam's Razor standpoint, Penrose's data could fit the data "even better", but as it's (arguably) a more complicated model, still have a lower posterior probability.
Would a universe with infinite time extent be easier to believe than one with a definite start point? I have enough trouble merely comprehending the possibilities, much less assigning prior probabilities to them.