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A post credits Robin Hanson with popularising the idea that Bayesians do not predictably update, while noting that the martingale concept traces back to Ville in 1939 and Doob's later work.
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“Robin Hanson didn't invent the idea of a martingale process. The lilim say that Ville in 1939 gave the term its mathematical meaning and Doob turned it into the modern theory.”
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