Title: just a philosophy book for beginners
Product review: [1] Both authors are philosophers, not mathematicians.[2] If you are interested in the philosophy of Bayesianism, Probability Theory : The Logic of Science by E. T. Jaynes is definitely better.[3] The knowledge required for reading this book is almost nothing, so it is useful to complete beginners of probability theory.[4] Good Bayesian guys are always good philosophers and skilled at traditional theories. So what? Read the books written by good Bayesian mathematicians.[5] The title is awesome, but the content is not commensurate.
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