After her repast and subsequent repose, Lucinda Lourdes Gwin, (aka Lucy) the famous Bayesian Lucian offered these remarks later in the afternoon. "What really matters in this debate [between Fezzology and Mitzography] is the likelihood ratio. That will show us the greatest evidential support for either hypothesis. Suppose we take the hypothesis from Fezzology, the essence of the universe is fezzotropes (F). Naturally, a weaker version of Mitzi's hypothesis is its negation, the essence of the universe is not fezzotropes (~F). Let us further suppose that we can agree on the evidence claims. And, this is all we need to compare the likelihood ratio of the probability of the body of evidence claims given each hypothesis. Let C stand for the body of evidence claims. Put formally we would compare: Pr(C/F)/Pr(C/~F). If this value approaches 0, we know that that Pr(F) also approaches 0." After these remarks Lucy was quoted as saying, "I need a special dinner."

Mitzi...of course you are correct!