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John Pollock, 1940-2009
Posted in Formal Philosophy, News on Oct 3rd, 2009
Certain Doubts and Leiter have announced that John Pollock has died. We had the fortune of having him as a speaker at CMU during the last FEW. He presented then a controversial paper on probable probabilities and Jay Kadane commented. The discussion was quite interesting. Echoes of Henry Kyburg’s philosophy of probability were clear in [...]
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