In this passage Yudkowsky only discusses a very small portion of Popper's philosophy. The most apparent problem with Yudkowsky's position is: where do probabil

In this passage Yudkowsky only discusses a very small portion of Popper's philosophy. The most apparent problem with Yudkowsky's position is: where do probability estimates and hypotheses come from in the first place? That is an issue which Popper's philosophy provides answers for, and Bayesian Inference does not.