Shrinking three arguments for conditionalization

Philosophical Perspectives 35 (1):303-319 (2021)
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Abstract

I argue that three arguments for conditionalization -- the Diachronic Dutch Book, the expected-accuracy maximization argument from Greaves and Wallace, and the accuracy-dominance argument from Briggs and Pettigrew -- can all be improved by narrowing their focus. I suggest alternative, targeted arguments which better identify the flaw involved in non-conditionalizing updates.

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Sophie Horowitz
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