21 February 2010 - logic as statistics
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Foundational Paradoxes Solved by Shift of Basis Vector
Logic is just a special case of statistics, except for a few
outliers like Russell’s Paradox.
clue:
Logical inference really can be cast as a form of statistical
inference. Of course it’s usually thought of the other way
around, with justification. But practical reasoning in the
real world is more often statistical, so....
take oh take this clue away
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