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Discussion: New Approach to Understanding Bayes Theorem: Author introduces the disadvantage of the traditional approach to learning the Bayes Theorem. Author then discusses an alternative to this approach and its benefits

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Title: Discussion: New Approach to Understanding Bayes Theorem

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1. Author introduces the disadvantage of the traditional approach to learning the Bayes Theorem

2. Author then discusses an alternative to this approach and its benefits

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