William Stanley Jevons Quote

Previous to the time of Pascal, who would have thought of measuring doubt and belief? Who could have conceived that the investigation of petty games of chance would have led to the most sublime branch of mathematical science - the theory of probabilities?


Chapter I, Introduction, p. 41. - The Theory of Political Economy (1871)


Previous to the time of Pascal, who would have thought of measuring doubt and belief? Who could have conceived that the investigation of petty games...

Previous to the time of Pascal, who would have thought of measuring doubt and belief? Who could have conceived that the investigation of petty games...

Previous to the time of Pascal, who would have thought of measuring doubt and belief? Who could have conceived that the investigation of petty games...

Previous to the time of Pascal, who would have thought of measuring doubt and belief? Who could have conceived that the investigation of petty games...