Kings and Prisoners (And Aces)

PSA: Proceedings of the Biennial Meeting of the Philosophy of Science Association 1992:203 - 216 (1992)
Abstract What we make of information we come to have should take into account that we have come to have it, and how we think we have come to have it. I relate this homily to several puzzles. One has to do with three cards one of which is a king, and another with three prisoners one of whom will be released. Then I take up the question, What is it that makes that homily remarkable for these cases, and makes them puzzles? An appendix takes up second-ace problems.
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