Miriam Schoenfield is an Associate Professor at MIT.
Title: "Dilating and Contracting Arbitrarily" (joint work with David Builes and Sophie Horowitz)
Abstract:
We give an argument that if you have imprecise credences, it’s rationally permissible to “contract” (become more opinionated) but not permissible to “dilate” (become less opinionated) with no new evidence. We explore some of the consequences of this interesting asymmetry.
353 University Hall Department of Philosophy philosophy@osu.edu America/New_York publicMiriam Schoenfield is an Associate Professor at MIT.
Title: "Dilating and Contracting Arbitrarily" (joint work with David Builes and Sophie Horowitz)
Abstract:
We give an argument that if you have imprecise credences, it’s rationally permissible to “contract” (become more opinionated) but not permissible to “dilate” (become less opinionated) with no new evidence. We explore some of the consequences of this interesting asymmetry.
