Self-locating belief and the sleeping beauty problem
Analysis 60 (2):143–147 (2000)
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In addition to being uncertain about what the world is like, one can also be uncertain about one’s own spatial or temporal location in the world. My aim is to pose a problem arising from the interaction between these two sorts of uncertainty, solve the problem, and draw two lessons from the solution.Author's Profile
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