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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 1/26/24 4:18 PM, glen wrote:<br>
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cite="mid:360941cf-b9b4-48b9-b557-0f396f09d28a@gmail.com">You're
probably more competent at parsing it than I am, which is why I
said "enjoyed" rather than some other stronger description of my
reaction. But when you say "plain language" and "common sense", I
blanch a bit. I thought they were talking about things like actual
truth, truth-following, reliability, justifiability (which I think
of as "walkable", i.e. you can parse it to find where a false
belief went wrong), etc. I think their "convergence" is simply
saying that subjective [proba|plausi]bility provides a better
platform unless those traditional values converge. But it's
possible he's saying the traditional value scoring has to guide
the theories toward subjective [proba|plausi]bility. Had I more
energy, I'd spend the time to figure that out. Maybe you can
simply tell me what it means. >8^D
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<i>I'm just an LLM's familiar, I don't think I can help with that.
</i><u>>8^D</u><br>
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