On: Bayes’ Theorem in the 21st Century (2013) [pdf]

[akvadrako]

No. They believe you can measure an infinite number of trials (say # of heads vs tails) and whatever ratio you get is the probability of heads.

However it's problematic because you can measure a million coin flips and get heads every time. It's not possible to actually measure an infinite number of trials - you need to imagine it.

[Koshkin → akvadrako]

This is just silly, nobody in their right mind would believe they could do something “an infinite number” of times.

[akvadrako → Koshkin]

If you don’t do an infinite number of trials then you can’t be sure your frequencies match the real probability.