Carnap's inductive logic legitimately treats logical truths as having confirmation value 1, establishing that not all a priori constraints on support functions undermine evidential sensitivity.

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Carnap: Rudolf Carnap (1891-1970) was a highly influential German-American philosopher who believed that many traditional philosophical problems could be solved by carefully analyzing the language we use to talk about them. He pioneered the idea that philosophy should work closely with science and mathematics, using precise logical methods to clarify confused thinking. His work fundamentally changed how philosophers approach their discipline, making language analysis and logical rigor central to philosophical practice.
Confirmation value(as the measurement assigned to logical truths): A number (between 0 and 1) measuring how much a piece of evidence supports or confirms a belief; a value of 1 means complete certainty.
Evidential sensitivity(as the property that constraints might threaten): The ability of a system to actually respond to and be affected by evidence—if new evidence can change how confident you are in a belief, the system is evidentially sensitive.
Inductive logic(describes the type of logical system being discussed)

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