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by yetihehe
3168 days ago
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This is stated in article too. > When confronted for the first time with the Third Basic Law, rational people instinctively react with feelings of skepticism and incredulity. > Most people do not act consistently. [...] We can calculate for each person his weighted average position in the plane of figure 1 quite independently from his degree of inconsistency. |
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> The only important exception to the rule is represented by the stupid people who normally show a strong proclivity toward perfect consistency in all fields of human endeavours