>>>"At the other end of the spectrum is Bruno de Finetti. He says there’s no reason whatsoever for my probabilities and yours to match, because mine are based on my experience and yours are based on your experience. "
That doesn't deny an objective reality out there, it's just saying that we have different information about what it's out there and, therefore, we arrive to different conclusions.
I don't understand how that perspective is different from just "objective Bayesianism" with different priors.
That doesn't deny an objective reality out there, it's just saying that we have different information about what it's out there and, therefore, we arrive to different conclusions.
I don't understand how that perspective is different from just "objective Bayesianism" with different priors.