Probability as a guide to life

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Journal of Philosophy 94 (5):217-243 (1997)
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reprint Beebee, Helen; Papineau, David (2003) "Probability as a guide to life". In Papineau, David, The Roots of Reason: Philosophical Essays on Rationality, Evolution, and Probability, pp. 217-243: Oxford University Press (2003)

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David Papineau
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