Adding this stipulation would, however, largely remove the sense of paradoxicalness from the paradox. (Also, I don’t know if I believe that an object can provide an infinitesimal amount of evidence. I’m not sure what it would mean for this to be the case. How do infinitesimals apply to probability values? I have no idea! Certainly, adding infinitesimals into the mix quite severely damages any connection which might otherwise exist between numerical probability values and any intuitive sense of “how likely something is” that I might have—in other words, it severely undermines my confidence that probability values represent what they claim to represent.)
That’s not important if you believe that an object can provide an infinitesimal amount of evidence.
Adding this stipulation would, however, largely remove the sense of paradoxicalness from the paradox. (Also, I don’t know if I believe that an object can provide an infinitesimal amount of evidence. I’m not sure what it would mean for this to be the case. How do infinitesimals apply to probability values? I have no idea! Certainly, adding infinitesimals into the mix quite severely damages any connection which might otherwise exist between numerical probability values and any intuitive sense of “how likely something is” that I might have—in other words, it severely undermines my confidence that probability values represent what they claim to represent.)