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If A and A+ both explain the data and make the same predictions, then they have exactly the same probability of being wrong: If A is true then A+ is true and vi
by olavk 15y ago
If A and A+ both explain the data and make the same predictions, then they have exactly the same probability of being wrong: If A is true then A+ is true and vice versa. The additional complexity in A+ does not correspond to additional information about the world, and this is why we can safely choose A over A+.