What is Bayesian belief? (Part 1)

<p>If someone says, &ldquo;<em>I believe in science</em>&rdquo;, what do you think of this statement? Initially, I found it funny because science is not something we believe, but something we pursue for the understanding of the natural world based on evidence, mainly through observation, right? But I am starting to wonder, if what I am trying to understand is based on evidence, don&rsquo;t I need enough evidence to convince myself or believe firmly about what I am trying to understand?</p> <p>For example, if you are a prosecutor who needs to convince jurors that the accused is guilty of a crime, you need to bring enough evidence (beyond a reasonable doubt in U.S.) that leads to conviction or strong belief that a charge (indictment) is right.</p> <p><a href="https://medium.com/@jpark7/what-is-bayesian-belief-part-1-48e331ea1fd5"><strong>Click Here</strong></a></p>