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ape-6727	Emmett Brady, Michael	Contrary to T. Hirai, Ramsey’s Critiques of Keynes in 1922 and 1926 Were Completely Wrong	2023	16	.pdf	application/pdf	8351	425	59	Discussion II: Hirai’s Mistaken Reliance on Ramsey for His Understanding of the Foundations of Keynes’s Logical Theory of Probability Consider the following claims made by Ramsey that is the foundation for Hirai’s 2021 work on Keynes’s logical theory of probability in the Review of Keynesian Studies: see “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. Mr. Keynes accounts for this by supposing that between any two propositions, taken as premiss and conclusion, there holds one and only one relation of a certain sort called probability relations; and that if, in any given case, the relation is that of degree α, from full belief in the premiss, we should, if we were rational, proceed to a belief of degree α in the conclusion.”	cache/ape-6727.pdf	txt/ape-6727.txt