Well, in a lot of senses I treat them as having a probability of ~1. But not literally 1, because when you assign a probability of 1 to something, you can’t change your mind about it, ever.
There’s also the whole distinction of viewing “belief” as a primitive, rather than viewing it as a derived behavior of a system that happens to be assigning probabilities close to 1.
But then my brain doesn’t actually work by Bayesian probabilities, so, yes, I believe gravity, and that if I don’t eat I’ll die of starvation, and many similar things whose opposites I don’t bother to consider.
Well, in a lot of senses I treat them as having a probability of ~1. But not literally 1, because when you assign a probability of 1 to something, you can’t change your mind about it, ever.
There’s also the whole distinction of viewing “belief” as a primitive, rather than viewing it as a derived behavior of a system that happens to be assigning probabilities close to 1.
But then my brain doesn’t actually work by Bayesian probabilities, so, yes, I believe gravity, and that if I don’t eat I’ll die of starvation, and many similar things whose opposites I don’t bother to consider.