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I think that's an odd definition of bias. Bias is just a prior inclination to believe P rather than not P. P may or may not be true. In any case, that's the ki
by foldr 7y ago
I think that's an odd definition of bias. Bias is just a prior inclination to believe P rather than not P. P may or may not be true.
In any case, that's the kind of bias that's relevant to this discussion.
- tempguy9999 7y agoOkay, decent answer, upvoted. I think what I said still applies, if P = "shuttle is safe 9,999 launches in 10,000" then not(P) turns out to be true. I think that's bias by both our definitions.