10-12-2024, 02:02 PM
Frankly, if one asks the question:
What is the probability that a medieval document, with distinct drawn distributed buildings on it, is a map I would say that it has the be very close to 1? If we were to do an experiment and collect all the medieval documents with distinctly drawn distributed buildings and calculate what proportion of them were maps of some kind I think we would find that proportion was near to absolute certainty. And given that maps overall constitute a small proportion of medieval documents the correlation seems clear.
What is the probability that a medieval document, with distinct drawn distributed buildings on it, is a map I would say that it has the be very close to 1? If we were to do an experiment and collect all the medieval documents with distinctly drawn distributed buildings and calculate what proportion of them were maps of some kind I think we would find that proportion was near to absolute certainty. And given that maps overall constitute a small proportion of medieval documents the correlation seems clear.