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work_qefqchg3f5ecloa5r5fgawuqra	J. D. Norton	Probability Disassembled	2007	31	.pdf	application/pdf	12489	1160	66	While there is no universal logic of induction, the probability calculus succeeds as a logic that all inductive inferences must conform to the probability calculus. that all inductive inferences must conform to the probability calculus. application of the probability calculus to inductive inference. theory will likely license inductive inference forms involving the probability Addition nor Bayes property is licensed for inductive inferences concerning probability theory governs inductive inference. is natural as long as we think of degrees of confirmation as real valued. degrees of confirmation with the properties of a physical chance. simply supposes comparability and stipulates real valued prior probabilities values are necessary if degrees of belief are to be probabilities. physical chances governed by the probability calculus, so we are able to set to a material theory of induction, we cannot use probabilities to represent our Conceived as a logic of inductive inference, the probability calculus represents	./cache/work_qefqchg3f5ecloa5r5fgawuqra.pdf	./txt/work_qefqchg3f5ecloa5r5fgawuqra.txt