I read the thing but what the author describes just pushes the problem one step down the road, it doesn't solve it. At some point you got to assign a probabili

I read the thing but what the author describes just pushes the problem one step down the road, it doesn't solve it. At some point you got to assign a probability to the events that the author mentions. You can't just assign equal probability to all the scenarios , otherwise it's not like you have solved anything.