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According to Robin Pope's article, "Attractions to and Repulsions from Chance," section VII, Savage's sure-thing principle is not his P2, although it is easily confused with it. The sure-thing principle says that if you do prefer (A but not B) over (B but not A), then you ought to prefer A over B. That is, in case of a violation of P2, you should resolve it by revising the latter preference (the one between bet... (read more)
This is not a reply to this comment. I wanted to comment on the article itself, but I can't find the comment box under the article itself.
According to Robin Pope's article, "Attractions to and Repulsions from Chance," section VII, Savage's sure-thing principle is not his P2, although it is easily confused with it. The sure-thing principle says that if you do prefer (A but not B) over (B but not A), then you ought to prefer A over B. That is, in case of a violation of P2, you should resolve it by revising the latter preference (the one between bet... (read more)