Re:Is Probability Real?
by myrryr on Sunday November 29, 2020 @04:38PM
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But, once the approximates are within undetectable differences from the "true probability" then you are done.
Because not only is the true probability unknownable, it is also unencodeable, but, if we are to accept a limitation on encoding, then we CAN give a true probability subject to that.
Like.... if we are to determine a coins probability to 1 decimal place, then we can do that.
Because not only is the true probability unknownable, it is also unencodeable, but, if we are to accept a limitation on encoding, then we CAN give a true probability subject to that.
Like.... if we are to determine a coins probability to 1 decimal place, then we can do that.