3.1 - The Logic of Uncertainty

Where the truth is a distant second to Certainty and Nonsense is a close third.

The Uncertainty Principle

Also known as "The I'm-pretty-sure-about-this Principle", the Uncertainty Principle states that, given enough time and effort, anything can become uncertain.

Example: A person who's pretty sure they can fly, but not really, really sure, and maybe, possibly, kind of, sort of, um...

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