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I was going for "Matches what the universe is actually doing", whether that means setting it equal to the apparent laws of physics or to something like a dovetailer.
Sure, there's no way of being sure we've figured out the correct rule; doesn't mean there isn't one.
In other words it's the prior that's 1 on the actual universe and 0 on everything else.
Sure. A little hard to determine, fair enough.