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下載《Treatise文本歌詞》on the other hand
This is a proposal concerning the construction
people concerned
concentrate on ;￡﹁1
А
Listen and Share
John Maynard Keynes ;‖÷′《
These technical deficiencies in Skidelsky's academic training
are the main defect,
not only in this book
but in the entire corpus of Skidelsky's writings
on Keynes going back over 30 years.
I will concentrate on Skidelsky's error
filled statements concerning Keynes's
A Treatise on Probability(1921;TP)
and the logical theory of probability. On p.95.
/
These technical deficiencies in Skidelsky's academic training
are the main defect,
not only in this book
but in the entire corpus of Skidelsky's writings
on Keynes going back over 30 years.
I will concentrate on Skidelsky's error
filled statements
concerning Keynes's
A Treatise on Probability(1921;TP)
and the logical theory of probability. On p.95.
concentrate on ;￡﹁1
concentrate upon
concentrate on my work
concentrate one's effort on sth.
We must concentrate our efforts on improving education.
This is a proposal concerning the construction
of the new airport.
concerned
They called on all departments concerned to take actions.
people concerned
Skidelsky conflates the principle of indifference
with the principle of insufficient reason.
They are not the same.
Keynes's poi requires a balance or symmetry of the relevant,
available evidence or factors
involved before equiprobabilities are assigned.
Advocates of the principle of insufficient reason,
on the other hand,
argue that equiprobabilities can be applied in states
where no relevant evidence exists.
Keynes always rejected this kind of reasoning.
/
Skidelsky conflates the principle of indifference
with the principle of insufficient reason.
They are not the same.
Keynes's poi requires a balance or symmetry of the relevant,
available evidence or factors
involved before equiprobabilities are assigned.
Advocates of the principle of insufficient reason,
on the other hand, argue that
equiprobabilities can be applied in states
where no relevant evidence exists.
Keynes always rejected this kind of reasoning.
on the other hand
on one hand...on the other hand...
On one hand, nature is our friend,
on the other hand, it will hurt us sometimes.
on the other hand ;
but
Skidelsky bases his assessment
of Keynes's logical theory of probability
on the error filled work of A. Carabelli and R.O'Donnell.
Carabelli and O'Donnell base their assessments
of the TP on four sources:
1) Keynes's introductory guide to the measurement
of probability in chapter III of the TP;
2) F. Ramsey's 1922 book review of the TP
in The Cambridge Magazine;
3) F.Ramsey's 1926 book review of the TP in his article,
"Truth and Probability",
published in 1931 in a book of articles; and
4) Keynes's 4 page eulogy
and very brief review of the book in 1931.
/
Skidelsky bases his assessment
of Keynes's logical theory of probability
on the error filled work of A. Carabelli and R.O'Donnell.
Carabelli and O'Donnell base their assessments
of the TP on four sources:
1) Keynes's introductory guide to the measurement
of probability in chapter III of the TP;
base
This is a proposal concerning the construction
people concerned
concentrate on ;￡﹁1
А
Listen and Share
John Maynard Keynes ;‖÷′《
These technical deficiencies in Skidelsky's academic training
are the main defect,
not only in this book
but in the entire corpus of Skidelsky's writings
on Keynes going back over 30 years.
I will concentrate on Skidelsky's error
filled statements concerning Keynes's
A Treatise on Probability(1921;TP)
and the logical theory of probability. On p.95.
/
These technical deficiencies in Skidelsky's academic training
are the main defect,
not only in this book
but in the entire corpus of Skidelsky's writings
on Keynes going back over 30 years.
I will concentrate on Skidelsky's error
filled statements
concerning Keynes's
A Treatise on Probability(1921;TP)
and the logical theory of probability. On p.95.
concentrate on ;￡﹁1
concentrate upon
concentrate on my work
concentrate one's effort on sth.
We must concentrate our efforts on improving education.
This is a proposal concerning the construction
of the new airport.
concerned
They called on all departments concerned to take actions.
people concerned
Skidelsky conflates the principle of indifference
with the principle of insufficient reason.
They are not the same.
Keynes's poi requires a balance or symmetry of the relevant,
available evidence or factors
involved before equiprobabilities are assigned.
Advocates of the principle of insufficient reason,
on the other hand,
argue that equiprobabilities can be applied in states
where no relevant evidence exists.
Keynes always rejected this kind of reasoning.
/
Skidelsky conflates the principle of indifference
with the principle of insufficient reason.
They are not the same.
Keynes's poi requires a balance or symmetry of the relevant,
available evidence or factors
involved before equiprobabilities are assigned.
Advocates of the principle of insufficient reason,
on the other hand, argue that
equiprobabilities can be applied in states
where no relevant evidence exists.
Keynes always rejected this kind of reasoning.
on the other hand
on one hand...on the other hand...
On one hand, nature is our friend,
on the other hand, it will hurt us sometimes.
on the other hand ;
but
Skidelsky bases his assessment
of Keynes's logical theory of probability
on the error filled work of A. Carabelli and R.O'Donnell.
Carabelli and O'Donnell base their assessments
of the TP on four sources:
1) Keynes's introductory guide to the measurement
of probability in chapter III of the TP;
2) F. Ramsey's 1922 book review of the TP
in The Cambridge Magazine;
3) F.Ramsey's 1926 book review of the TP in his article,
"Truth and Probability",
published in 1931 in a book of articles; and
4) Keynes's 4 page eulogy
and very brief review of the book in 1931.
/
Skidelsky bases his assessment
of Keynes's logical theory of probability
on the error filled work of A. Carabelli and R.O'Donnell.
Carabelli and O'Donnell base their assessments
of the TP on four sources:
1) Keynes's introductory guide to the measurement
of probability in chapter III of the TP;
base
TreatiseLRC歌詞
下載《TreatiseLRC歌詞》[ti:δ] [00:02.58]А [00:07.36]Listen and Share [00:30.03]John Maynard Keynes ;‖÷′《 [00:47.112 [00:50.30]These technical deficiencies in Skidelsky's academic training [00:54.34]are the main defect, [00:56.67]not only in this book [00:58.43]but in the entire corpus of Skidelsky's writings [01:02.67]on Keynes going back over 30 years. [01:06.17]I will concentrate on Skidelsky's error [01:09.15]filled statements concerning Keynes's [01:12.33]A Treatise on Probability(1921;TP) [01:16.83]and the logical theory of probability. On p.95. [01:22.93/##[01:47.03]/ [01:52.07]These technical deficiencies in Skidelsky's academic training [01:56.18]are the main defect, [02:03.41]not only in this book [02:05.12]but in the entire corpus of Skidelsky's writings [02:08.90]on Keynes going back over 30 years. [02:21.02]I will concentrate on Skidelsky's error [02:23.63]filled statements [02:28.65]concerning Keynes's [02:30.00]A Treatise on Probability(1921;TP) [02:35.08]and the logical theory of probability. On p.95. [02:48.19]‖μ##[02:50.51]concentrate on ;￡﹁1 [02:56.38]concentrate upon [03:01.18]concentrate on my work [03:04.26]concentrate one's effort on sth. [03:10.67]We must concentrate our efforts on improving education. [03:19.23]concerning ; 1$##[03:21.77]This is a proposal concerning the construction [03:25.19]of the new airport. [03:32.87]concerned [03:35.91]They called on all departments concerned to take actions. [03:44.84]concerned ; 1$##[03:54.11]people concerned [04:25.83]Skidelsky conflates the principle of indifference [04:28.95]with the principle of insufficient reason. [04:32.30]They are not the same. [04:34.04]Keynes's poi requires a balance or symmetry of the relevant, [04:38.69]available evidence or factors [04:41.48]involved before equiprobabilities are assigned. [04:46.32]Advocates of the principle of insufficient reason, [04:49.42]on the other hand, [04:50.71]argue that equiprobabilities can be applied in states [04:55.73]where no relevant evidence exists. [04:59.49]Keynes always rejected this kind of reasoning. [05:04.79/##[05:32.78]/ [05:37.88]Skidelsky conflates the principle of indifference [05:41.09]with the principle of insufficient reason. [05:49.97]They are not the same. [05:53.72]Keynes's poi requires a balance or symmetry of the relevant, [05:58.34]available evidence or factors [06:01.02]involved before equiprobabilities are assigned. [06:15.31]Advocates of the principle of insufficient reason, [06:18.32]on the other hand, argue that [06:24.88]equiprobabilities can be applied in states [06:28.02]where no relevant evidence exists. [06:35.70]Keynes always rejected this kind of reasoning. [06:44.20]‖μ##[06:46.26]on the other hand [06:51.60]on one hand...on the other hand... [06:57.42]On one hand, nature is our friend, [07:00.09]on the other hand, it will hurt us sometimes. [07:12.06]on the other hand ; [07:15.13]but [07:45.55]Skidelsky bases his assessment [07:48.02]of Keynes's logical theory of probability [07:50.94]on the error filled work of A. Carabelli and R.O'Donnell. [07:57.64]Carabelli and O'Donnell base their assessments [08:00.73]of the TP on four sources: [08:04.21]1) Keynes's introductory guide to the measurement [08:07.74]of probability in chapter III of the TP; [08:12.16]2) F. Ramsey's 1922 book review of the TP [08:17.45]in The Cambridge Magazine; [08:20.77]3) F.Ramsey's 1926 book review of the TP in his article, [08:27.20]"Truth and Probability", [08:29.49]published in 1931 in a book of articles; and [08:33.83]4) Keynes's 4 page eulogy [08:36.99]and very brief review of the book in 1931. [08:42.69/##[09:23.11]/ [09:27.83]Skidelsky bases his assessment [09:29.77]of Keynes's logical theory of probability [09:32.55]on the error filled work of A. Carabelli and R.O'Donnell. [09:47.68]Carabelli and O'Donnell base their assessments [09:50.72]of the TP on four sources: [09:58.90]1) Keynes's introductory guide to the measurement [10:02.39]of probability in chapter III of the TP; [11:30.50]base