Probability fixed points, (in)adequate concept possession and COVID-19 irrationalities

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Philosophical Psychology 36 (6):1037-1061 (2023)
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We argue that probability mistakes indicate that at least some of us often do not adequately possess the concept of probability (and its cognates) and that the digital dissemination of such misinfo...

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Christos Kyriacou
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