 Yet it might be questioned whether the above parallelism really works in favor of subjective Bayesianism. Just as substantive theories of inductive inferences have been developed with deductive logic as their basis, to take the parallelism seriously it seems that there should also be a substantive account of inductive inferences with the deductive construal of Bayesian epistemology as their basis. Indeed, the anti-subjectivists to be discussed below—objective Bayesians and forward-looking Bayesians—all think that a substantive account of inductive inferences is furnished by norms that go beyond the consideration of coherence. It is to such a view that I turn now. But for more on subjective Bayesianism, see the survey by Joyce (2011).