But “all the other explanations combined” was talking about the probabilities. We’re not combining the explanations, that wouldn’t make any sense.
The only ontology that is required is Bayesianism, where explanations can have probabilities of being correct.
The only ontology that is required is Bayesianism,
Bayesianism isn’t an ontology.
Ok, tabooing the word ontology here. All that’s needed is an understanding of Bayesianism to answer the question of how you combine the chance of all other explanations.
But “all the other explanations combined” was talking about the probabilities. We’re not combining the explanations, that wouldn’t make any sense.
The only ontology that is required is Bayesianism, where explanations can have probabilities of being correct.
Bayesianism isn’t an ontology.
Ok, tabooing the word ontology here. All that’s needed is an understanding of Bayesianism to answer the question of how you combine the chance of all other explanations.