Post #2061459

@mjd @ncf As someone who studies probability, it seems obvious that an experiment has a specific result, and so individual objects exist, and that one wants to compute chances for sets of those. Looks like a set theory. But as a probablist, I know ZFC is a non-starter, since it doesn't play well with measure theory, which is no more than assigning sane values of chance to sets. So, I am left with ¬(ZFC).