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Worth also noting possible misunderstanding from 0 and 1 are not probabilities .
I guess I made conversational assumption that when Bayes name is used rather than 'Aristotelian logic', it speaks of non-binary probabilities rather than the limit in which Bayes does not contradict Aristotelian logic of the form 'if hypothesis does not match data exactly, hypothesis is wrong'.