Of course. One of the things that learning logic from philosophy teaches you is to be nitpicky about deriving causation from conditionals. A truth table, for better or worse, contains no field for "strong implication contradicted".
I don't think I derived this implication from the `I think, therefore I am,' I think I got it from how it happened right after, though I can't be sure about that specific instance of causation in my brain.
A truth table, for better or worse, contains no field for "strong implication contradicted".
Best summary of the justification for Bayesian AI I've ever heard.
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