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"Really knows" is just a form (perhaps indicating higher confidence) of "only believes", as any good bayesian understands. Like a lot of philosophic thought, t
by herdrick 15y ago
"Really knows" is just a form (perhaps indicating higher confidence) of "only believes", as any good bayesian understands.
Like a lot of philosophic thought, this is just playing with the meaning of words. Yet is that so bad? Did such discussions help set to thinking the people who finally got us to understand the probabilistic nature of all knowledge?
- whateverer 15y agoI think that if the meaning of "knowing" wasn't questioned, nobody would have bothered to answer what it is. Edit: And I don't think that "bad" is really pertaining to this discussion. Edit2: Oh, lookie, the submission is dead now. But why? It would have certainly spurred an interesting debate, furthermore when the results were shown in the future.