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ultrafilter | 11 years ago

Theorems 1 and 3 are finitary and easier to physically interpret. As for Theorem 2, "With probably p a random foo has property bar" intends no interpretation of "random foo"; it merely claims that the set of foo's with property bar has measure p with respect to some probability measure. In this case, the probability measure is the Bernoulli measure.

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