Okay, sure. But an idealized rational reasoner wouldn’t display this kind of uncertainty about its own beliefs, but it would still have the phenomenon you were originally asking about (where statements assigned the same probability update by different amounts after the introduction of evidence). So this kind of second-order probability can’t be used to answer the question you originally asked.
Okay, sure. But an idealized rational reasoner wouldn’t display this kind of uncertainty about its own beliefs, but it would still have the phenomenon you were originally asking about (where statements assigned the same probability update by different amounts after the introduction of evidence). So this kind of second-order probability can’t be used to answer the question you originally asked.
FYI there’s more about “credal resilience” here (although I haven’t read the linked papers yet).