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ape-4872	Brady, Michael Emmett	Keynes Never Assumed at Any Time in His Life… That All Statements or Proposition Stand in Logical Relation to each other (Misak, 2020, p. 114)	2022	11	.pdf	application/pdf	5235	332	60	“First, he thinks that between any two non-self-contradictory propositions there holds a probability relation (Axiom I), for example between “My carpet is blue” and “Napoleon was a great general”; it is easily seen that it leads to contradictions to assign the probability 1/2 to such cases, and Mr. Keynes would conclude that the probability is not numerical. Method-The Logical examination of Ramsey’s Claims in 1926 Consider the following: “Mr. Keynes starts from the supposition that we make probable inferences for which we claim objective validity; we proceed from full belief in one proposition to partial belief in another, and we claim that this procedure is objectively right, so that if another man in similar circumstances entertained a different degree of belief, he would be wrong in doing so.	cache/ape-4872.pdf	txt/ape-4872.txt