Many Modern Philosophers Claim That Probability Is

Until The Seventeenth Century There Was No Concept Of Evidence With Which To Pose The Problem Of Induction!

Thers Is This Wonderful Iconoclast At Rutgers, Doron Zeilberger, Who Says That Our Mathematics Is The Result Of A Random Walk, By Which He Means What We Call Mathematics. Likewise, I Think, For The Sciences.

The Important Thing Is To Be Able To Understand Anyone Who Has Something Useful To Say. - There Is A General Moral Here. Be Very Careful And Very Clear About What You Say. But Do Not Be Dogmatic About Your Own Language. Be Prepared To Express Any Careful Thought In The Language Your Audience Will Understand. And Be Prepared To Learn From Someone Who Talks A Language With Which You Are Not Familiar.

In Each Case You Settle On An Act. Doing Nothing At All Counts As An Act.

The Final Arbitrator In Philosophy Is Not How We Think But What We Do.