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I think you did, and it's important to say that the Less Wrong OP has just made one of many different cases for why reasonable doubt exists. This approach was n

by rms 17y ago

I think you did, and it's important to say that the Less Wrong OP has just made one of many different cases for why reasonable doubt exists. This approach was not used at the trial because the defense argued the version of the truth that Knox and Solecito tried to create.

herdrick 17y ago
Glad to hear it. The OP would say that his framework is the only rational one.
- rms 17y ago
  Probably. If so, I'd like to hear how his idealized Bayesian system of justice works. The legal system doesn't work on Bayesian analysis. It has a probability system defined based on the meaning of English words... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burden_of_proof#Standards_for_detentions.2C_searches.2C_arrests_or_warrants http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burden_of_proof#Standards_for_d...
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