 This point just made generalizes to most applications of Bayesian epistemology. For example, some coherent priors lead to enumerative induction and some don’t (Carnap 1955), and some coherent priors lead to Ockham’s razor and some don’t (Forster 1995: sec. 3). So, besides the coherence norms (such as Probabilism), are there any other norms that govern one’s prior? This is known as the problem of the priors.