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Jul 17, 2018 gnox Jul 10, 2018 gnox Nov 25, 2016 jeffdown1	57 108 warning of the danger of my theory's breaking down and can prepare myself for it. The argument from sampling simply evaluates a ratio. The value may be wrong. But that I know already, and the inductive process itself is continually correcting its own evaluation and goes on making it approximate indefinitely to the truth, which is all the process ever promised to do. That, then, is my answer to the question, and it seems to me entirely satisfactory. But many other answers have been proposed by different writers. For it has always seemed to logicians to be a great	57 108 warning of the danger of my theory's breaking down and can prepare myself for it. The argument from sampling simply evaluates a ratio. The value may be wrong. But that I know already, and the inductive process itself is continually correcting its own evaluation and goes on making it approximate indefinitely to the truth, which is all the process ever promised to do. That, then, is my answer to the question, and it seems to me entirely satisfactory. But many other answers have been proposted by different writers. For it has always seemed to logicians to be a great

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