Here's a complementary and little-known set of slide decks from Chris Sims, deeply insightful as always. Together they address some tensions associated with Bayesian analysis and sketch some resolutions. The titles are nice, and revealing. The first is "Why Econometrics Should Always and Everywhere Be Bayesian". The second is "Limits to Probability Modeling" (with Chris' suggested possible sub-title: "Why are There no Real Bayesians?").
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