Stopping to reflect

Mark J. Schervish

Teddy Seidenfeld

Joseph B. Kadane

pp. 177-185

in: Horacio Arló-Costa, Vincent F. Hendricks, Johan van Benthem (eds), Readings in formal epistemology, Berlin, Springer, 2016

Abstract

Assume that the agent’s information sets form a filtration over time and that Temporal Conditionalization holds between now and later but that later is not a stopping time for the agent. Let Ht be the event “later = t” for the specific time t. That is, assume that 0 < Plater (Ht ) < 1, when later occurs at t.