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Probability
Probability is logic when one factor's yes / no true/false value is unknown
Because of emotion and faith the logic of all problems and solutions is applicable to the
degree of probable interference by emotion and faith
Because information is never perfectly known there is always a degree of probability in all
actions
Critical analysis of actions altered by probability leads to more information and thus better
solutions
Probability is quantifiable to an imperfect degree
Probability can be altered by any actor in the action without the perfect knowledge o fthe
other actors
Probability cannot be controlled but only reacted to
Probability must be factored into all solutions, failure to do so will result in failure
Probability is logic when one factor's yes / no true/false value is unknown
Because of emotion and faith the logic of all problems and solutions is applicable to the
degree of probable interference by emotion and faith
Because information is never perfectly known there is always a degree of probability in all
actions
Critical analysis of actions altered by probability leads to more information and thus better
solutions
Probability is quantifiable to an imperfect degree
Probability can be altered by any actor in the action without the perfect knowledge o fthe
other actors
Probability cannot be controlled but only reacted to
Probability must be factored into all solutions, failure to do so will result in failure