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  1. The Skeptic, the Bayesian, Empiricism and Claims to Know:

    This post argues that while Bayesian inference is a valid framework, relying on intuition or unsupported priors is not a rational approach to knowledge. The author uses a coin-flipping analogy to illustrate how one friend, Al, uses empirical evidence to form a probabilistic estimate, while another, Bri, makes a guess based on a strong gut feeling. Even when Bri's guess happens to be correct, the author contends that Al's method is more scientifically rigorous because it is grounded in available data and logical inference. AI

    The Skeptic, the Bayesian, Empiricism and Claims to Know: