“…This alternative, of treating all probability functions satisfying the constraints as equally likely to be the true probability function, is clearly very much in the flavor of Bayesian methods and immediately suggests approximating, or estimating, the true probability by taking the 'average' of all probability function 5 As a general 'principle' we have little sympathy for 'indifference' in general, unless, as in the Renaming Principle, see [12], it can be justified in terms of invariance under symmetries of the language. In neither this case, nor in the case of CM ∞ which we shall shortly be considering, are any such supporting arguments apparent.…”