Name: Hacking Introduction to Probability and Inductive Logic, chapter 3, pt. 2 @MattMcCormick1781
Uploaded: 2021-08-10T01:29:31-0400
Duration: 8 min 17 s
Description: This is Prof. Matt McCormicks second lecture on Hacking IPIL, chapter 2. We discuss the concepts of fair and unfair probability systems, bias, independence, dependence, the Gamblers Fallacy, cognitive errors regarding probabilities, randomness, and humans over eager causal beliefs. This is for Prof. McCormicks Inductive Logic course, Phil 61, at California State University, Sacramento.

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