Anthropic Reasoning Does Not Conflict with Observation
Analysis 65 (1):42 - 45 (2005)
| Abstract | (I) For every x, for every index kind k, for every index i1 of kind k, for every index i2 of kind k, Fx at i1 at i2 if and only if Fx at i1 | |||||||||
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