No. Anthropics is primarily about how to treat indexical information (such as “I”, “here” and “now”) in reasoning. Most camps regard Bayesianism as an independent probability interpretation that requires no justification from frequentism. I actually think most anthropic camps do not pay enough attention to the frequentist interpretation.
Is anthropic reasoning, as used in this example, an attempt to provide frequentist foundations for Bayesian reasoning?
No. Anthropics is primarily about how to treat indexical information (such as “I”, “here” and “now”) in reasoning. Most camps regard Bayesianism as an independent probability interpretation that requires no justification from frequentism. I actually think most anthropic camps do not pay enough attention to the frequentist interpretation.