 Such evidence comes to strongly refute \(h_j\), with little regard for its prior plausibility value. Indeed, Bayesian induction turns out to be a version of eliminative induction, and Equation \(9*\) and \(9**\) begin to illustrate this. For, suppose that \(h_i\) is the true hypothesis, and consider what happens to each of its false competitors, \(h_j\). If enough evidence becomes available to drive each of the likelihood ratios 