… pooling, or the question of how to aggregate credences when there is a … Furthermore, each
agent has a subjective probability … role as the conditional probability ppE|q in Bayes’ theorem. …

… , or the question of how to aggregate credences when there is a … Furthermore, each agent
has a subjective probability … The reason to invoke the principles is that there are limitative …

… the state is unknown but the state probabilities are somehow determined (again, either by
the theorist or because they are the “agent’s own” subjective probabilities). Thus, as a special …

… are limitative theorems for these generalised acceptance rules on atomless spaces, to the
effect that no such rule can satisfy a few … has a continuous subjective probability measure and …

… incomplete proofs, and even certain … aggregates of objects linked by various subjective
and affective relations, to connections of objects on the basis of their playing a role in some …

… of number and arithmetic, including the validity of proofs by mathematical induction? These
seem, as Poincaré insisted, not to be anything tautology-like. Inductive arguments contain …

… A, I prove analogous limitative results in a more abstract … -versa), but the expectation
aggregates the outcomes in a way that … proofs are fairly straightforward generalizations of the …

… Appeal has been made to a limitative result. It tells us that … Embracing an infinite series of
relative satisfiability proofs is … satisfactory story about how to aggregate different kinds of value. I …

… this probability is lower than a threshold, then the node could be considered malicious. This
subjective probability … When receiving different trust values about a node, the aggregation …

… A new property of the market mechanism appears in the aggregate… The theorem does not
prove the existence of the equilibrium, … as inputs, which is a limitative factor of production. Then, …