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Goals
Not all people agree on the same goals
Goals are often, but not always, solutions
Logic, math and probability prescribe the effectiveness and duration of a solution or action
Emotion and faith can either ensure or inhibit meeting goals
Goals are often, but not always, quantifiable
Means do not justify goals
Means are not justified by goals
A good goal can never be achieved by bad means
Critical analysis of logic, math, probability and actions will lead to better solutions and goals
Goals are moving targets because time alters goals
Goals imposed are never met, goals agreed on are reachable, to the degree that imperfect
knowledge and emotion and faith are accounted for
Not all people agree on the same goals
Goals are often, but not always, solutions
Logic, math and probability prescribe the effectiveness and duration of a solution or action
Emotion and faith can either ensure or inhibit meeting goals
Goals are often, but not always, quantifiable
Means do not justify goals
Means are not justified by goals
A good goal can never be achieved by bad means
Critical analysis of logic, math, probability and actions will lead to better solutions and goals
Goals are moving targets because time alters goals
Goals imposed are never met, goals agreed on are reachable, to the degree that imperfect
knowledge and emotion and faith are accounted for