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work_k3jxgv32mrcibouxbqn25gxnla	Colin Howson	Regularity and infinitely tossed coins	2016	7	.pdf	application/pdf	2846	206	62	Howson, Colin (2016) Regularity and infinitely tossed coins. nonstandard setting, with a counterexample based on tossing a fair coin infinitely many spaces, for example that of a fair coin tossed infinitely often (it has the cardinality of the fair coin tossed infinitely many times to argue that at least one outcome sequence must a cardinality-based argument (but see Hofweber 2014), and another (2012) claiming that since infinitesimallyvalued probabilities are non-conglomerable in some countable partition, one can know beforehand with nearcertainty that one's updated hyperreal-valued probability of a suitable event A will differ from the current one. up heads, and H*(2…) the event that every toss after the first of the second coin is the set {0,1}ℕ of all possible infinite sequences of outcomes of tossing the coin (1 for How probable is an infinite sequence of heads? How probable is an infinite sequence of heads?	./cache/work_k3jxgv32mrcibouxbqn25gxnla.pdf	./txt/work_k3jxgv32mrcibouxbqn25gxnla.txt