Alexander Pruss's Blog

We think of Euclidean space as isotropic: any two points in space are exactly alike both intrinsically and relationally, and if we rotated o...

The probability of a proposition p equals the probability that p is true. I have argued that this principle refutes open future views. It...

The Principle of Indifference says that we should assign equal probabilities to outcomes that are on par. Why? The thing to say is surely: ...

Suppose we have some situation where either event A or event B occurred, but not both, and the two events are on par : our epist...

I've noted that given the Axiom of Choice, the Hausdorff Paradox kills the principle of indifference. But we don't need the Ax...

There are many paradoxes for the Principle of Indifference. Here's yet another. The Hausdorff Paradox tells us that (given the A...