Self-locating Beliefs Won’t Move Everett’s Mountain | Simon Friederich and Richard Dawid
Simon Friederich and Richard Dawid on whether rational self-locating belief solves the probability problem for Everettian quantum mechanics
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Simon Friederich and Richard Dawid on whether rational self-locating belief solves the probability problem for Everettian quantum mechanics
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HARKing has mistakenly been implicated in the replication crisis and attempts to lessen HARKing may hurt science
Baptiste Le Bihan reviews The Nature of Contingency, by Alastair Wilson