Ooh, that’s really interesting. The best solution might actually be to say the full statement, “I see B as equal, but since the other 5 people before me said C, C is probably objectively more likely.” Then future people after you can still hear what you saw, independently of what you inferred based on others.
But I think there are a lot of other really interesting problems embedded in this, involving the feedback between semi-Bayesians trying to use each other to process evidence. (True Bayesians get the right answer; but what answer to semi-Bayesians get?)
Ooh, that’s really interesting. The best solution might actually be to say the full statement, “I see B as equal, but since the other 5 people before me said C, C is probably objectively more likely.” Then future people after you can still hear what you saw, independently of what you inferred based on others.
But I think there are a lot of other really interesting problems embedded in this, involving the feedback between semi-Bayesians trying to use each other to process evidence. (True Bayesians get the right answer; but what answer to semi-Bayesians get?)