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A more plausible way to argue for objectiveness is to say that some probability distributions are objectively more rational than others given the same informati
by cubefox 2y ago
A more plausible way to argue for objectiveness is to say that some probability distributions are objectively more rational than others given the same information. E.g. when seeing a symmetrical die it would be irrational to give 5 a higher probability than the others. Or it seems irrational to believe that the sun will explode tomorrow.