Posted By
Jacob Davis
01-29-2026 09:37 AM
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This is great discussion that I'd like to add on to. First, let's not confuse risk and uncertainty, though they are certainly related. It is more correct to say "aleatory uncertainty" and "epistemic uncertainty". Rolling a die is not a risk unless you put money on the uncertain outcome of 1/6. ...
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