However, Newman maintains that in concrete life, the best we can achieve is converging probabilities in favor of a conclusion--we never get the concrete existential equivalent of logical certainty.
For Newman it is impossible to attain the concrete existential equivalent of logical certainty. However, Newman maintained that in concrete life formal incontrovertible proof in favor of a decision is not possible--the best one can achieve is converging probabilities in favor of a conclusion.
However, Newman maintained that in concrete life formal incontrovertible proof in favor of a decision is not possible--the best one can achieve is converging probabilities in favor of a conclusion. For Newman it is impossible to attain the concrete existential equivalent of logical certainty.
However, Newman maintained that in concrete life formal incontrovertible proof in favor of a decision is not possible--the best one can achieve is converging probabilities in favor of a conclusion. For Newman it is impossible to attain the concrete existential equivalent of logical certainty.