"Does that work?" asks Korva, sounding genuinely unsure. "That gives you a lower probability for both of the buckets that had three hypotheses in them than for the bucket that had only one possibility, even though the results seem more consistent with .4 than with .5."

"Does that work?" asks Korva, sounding genuinely unsure. "That gives you a lower probability for both of the buckets that had three hypotheses in them than for the bucket that had only one hypothesis, even though the results seem more consistent with .4 than with .5."

"Does that work?" asks Korva, sounding genuinely unsure. "That gives you a lower probability for both of the buckets that had three hypotheses in them than for the bucket that had only one hypothesis, even though the results seem more consistent with a true answer of .4 than with .5."