Janus-Faced Probability

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The exploration of probability interpretation highlights the conflict between frequentist and subjectivist schools, which gained prominence in the 20th century. The author employs two theorems to demonstrate that these interpretations can clash and are context-dependent. By adopting a mathematical approach, the book aims to clarify the complex nature of probability and illustrates how philosophical discussions can intensify existing intellectual divides. It is recognized as a significant contribution to the analysis of probability interpretation in recent years.