Before revision:  The amount of disagreement is often quantified by highly abstract entropic measures such as the R\'enyi divergence . Despite their widespread use in science and engineering, such quantities lack numerical intuition and their axiomatic definitions contain no practical insight as to how the disagreement can be resolved.
After revision:  The amount of disagreement is often quantified by highly abstract entropic measures such as the R\'enyi divergence which is a well-known statistical quantity specifically designed as a measure of disagreement between probabilistic models. Despite its widespread use in science and engineering, such quantities lack numerical intuition and their axiomatic definitions contain no practical insight as to how the disagreement can be resolved.