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Chance, Love, and Logic

Note 38 — PART I CHANCE AND LOGIC (ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE LOGIC OF SCIENCE) (continued 2)

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The conception of probability here set forth is substantially that first developed by Mr. Venn, in his Logic of Chance. Of course, a vague apprehension of the idea had always existed, but the problem was to make it perfectly clear, and to him belongs the credit of first doing this.

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