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Title: John Cusbert
Credence, experts and executive summaries
Abstract:
The credence you assign to a proposition is an important part of your
epistemic attitude toward that proposition. But it's not the whole story.
Another important factor is the stability of your credence: roughly the
extent to which you expect it to change as you acquire new evidence. Expert
probability functions -- be they the credences of your trusted weather
forecaster, the credences of your future self or the objective chances --
serve to guide your credences to particular values. But they also serve to
stabilize your credences, relative to particular types of evidence. By
exploring this feature, I think we can better understand the relationship
between credence and expert opinion, including the relationship between
credence and objective chance.
When: Mon Mar 22 1pm – 2:30pm Eastern Time - Melbourne, Sydney
Where: University of Sydney philosophy common room
Calendar: Current Projects
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