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<p>a single coin flip to be "a little bit heads and a little bit tails": we are merely uncertain as to which it is.  Expressing uncertainty as a numerical probability may be acceptable when making scientific measurements of physical quantities, but it is merely a mathematical model of the uncertainty we perceive in the context of "common sense" reasoning and logic.  Just as in courtroom reasoning, the goal of employing <a href="page.php?w=uncertain_inference">uncertain inference</a> is to gather evidence to strengthen the confidence of a proposition,</p><p>
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