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The problem with using priors in aesthetic judgment is that because it's inherently subjective, the prior actually influences your measurement. So it can be sel
by lordgrenville 4y ago
The problem with using priors in aesthetic judgment is that because it's inherently subjective, the prior actually influences your measurement. So it can be self-reinforcing.
- Tarsul 4y agoyeah but still the simpsons today are something else entirely than the simpsons 20 years ago. It's not that they had 10 bad years and now, suddenly, are good and similar like before. It's simply not true. And it wouldn't even make sense (what would have to happen for that to become true?).