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Subjective probability

Credits: This way of looking at probability is due to Bruno de Finetti; this particular framing was taught to me by Andrew Critch. Out of the blue, you get the following email from me: Dear You: I extend to you, and you alone, a chance to take part in my free lottery. Please choose atContinue reading “Subjective probability”

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