But when do the theorems apply? How do we use the theorems in real-world problems? The Intuitive Explanation tries to avoid controversy, but the Technical Explanation willfully walks into the whirling helicopter blades. Bluntly, the reasoning in the Technical Explanation does not represent the unanimous consensus of Earth's entire planetary community of Bayesian researchers...
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At least, not yet. The Technical Explanation of Technical Explanation is so named because it begins with this question: What is the difference between a technical understanding and a verbal understanding? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A fable: Once upon a time, there was a teacher who cared for a group of physics students...
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philosophy--john locke Locke had a broad sense and a narrow sense of the way we use property. The broad sense is that it covers a wide range of human interest and aspirations...	3 / 590
John Locked Locke also claims that civil society was created for the protection of property. In saying this, he relies on the etymological root of "property," Latin proprius, or that which is one's own, including oneself...	1 / 163
Locke & Human Nature 96) Locke's discussion here displays that men are not only inclined to create states to protect their property, but also to better it through a combined effort of the majority...	2 / 345
Locke on Property Locke uses the example of picking an apple, when I pick an apple it becomes mine, because I have added my work to it and made it my property. This way of acquiring objects requires no consent from the general populace; each person is free to appropriate items by their own initiative...	5 / 1238