a priori and a posteriori are terms used both in philosophy and law.
a priori is knowledge prior to experience and a posteriori is knowledge based on, or after, experience.
Immanuel Kant had some big theory about real knowledge and contingency knowledge involving these concepts, but I can't remember what it was.
Is A Priori owned by Immanuel Kant Investments? Are they one and the same? Too much coincidence that these somewhat arcane philosophical terms relate to both the investor and the purchaser.
sentinel--care to venture whether there is any connection between "Apriori" and "Immanuel Kant" or is is just another odd coincidence like those of the Kennedy assassination??
Can somebody tell me why Todd is bringing up a latin philosopher.To quote one of our newbies "what does this have to do with EDIG". "Damn it Jim" i'm just a investor.
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