I am confused. I always thought that the "Bayes" in Bayesianism refers to the Bayesian Probability Model. Bayes' rule is a powerful theorem, but it is just one theorem, and is not what Bayesianism is all about. I understand that the video being criticized was specifically talking about Bayes' rule, but I do not think that is what Bayesianism is about at all. The Bayesian probability model basically says that probability is a degree of belief (as opposed to other models that only really work with possible possible worlds or repeatable experiments). I always thought this was the main thesis of Bayesianism was "The best language to talk about uncertainty is probability theory," which agrees perfectly with the interpretation that the name comes from the Bayesian probability model, and has nothing to do with Bayes' rule. Am I using the word in a way differently than everyone else?