Discussion
What is conditioning on evidence?
Answer: C
Conditioning discards the outcomes inconsistent with what was observed and renormalises the rest, which is exactly what Bayes' rule computes. Multiplication by the evidence probability would be division, removal loses information and prior adjustment is a different operation. Understanding conditioning as restriction plus renormalisation makes the rule intuitive rather than a formula to be memorised.
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