Exercises:

• 1. Quantum Bayesianism for Dummies
• 2. Measuring the Uncertainty of a Quantum Coin
• 3. Bayesian Inference with Quantum Superposition

Why Quantum Bayesianism is Like Trying to Fold a Fjord

Imagine trying to fold a fjord, a Norwegian mountain fold that defies the laws of classical geometry. You can't just use a ruler and a protractor, you need to use quantum probability to figure out where the fold goes.

Quantum Bayesianism is Like... Well, it's Like This:

Imagine a box of quantum superpositions, all trying to decide whether to open or not. Which one will you choose? The answer is not in the box, but in the box's uncertainty.

Quantum Bayesianism in Practice: The Final Exercise

It's time to put it all together: quantum superpositions, Bayesian inference, and... a fjord.