Ian Pitchford

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For Bayes, this assertion provoked a natural, one might say Holmesian question: How much evidence would it take to convince us that something we consider improbable has actually happened? When does a hypothesis cross the line from impossibility to improbability and even to probability or virtual certainty?
The Book of Why: The New Science of Cause and Effect (Penguin Science)
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