HonoreDB comments on Mini-review: 'Proving History: Bayes' Theorem and the Quest for the Historical Jesus' - Less Wrong
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I have a grudge against this topic for two reasons. One is that this is how I discovered that the tribal signaling aspect of belief doesn't follow the expected conjunction rules. Among secular Jews,
The other is that people trying to write the phrase "the historicity of Jesus" will write "the histocracy of Jesus" maybe .1% of the time, which clogs my Google results.
What the hell is "histocracy"? The rule of tissues? I have never seen it, even as a typo.
Histocracy Is HonoreDB's idea for goup decision making.
Somehow I missed that article, thanks.