MM:

Observation of the way data works -- which you will have to observe for yourself -- supports the proposition that human minds rapidly trace and predict based on present data and make decisions about their extrapolated futures.

One false premise, therefore, can lead to a complex array of decisions. Just for example, suppose for amoment you were to adopt the belief that "women were inherently untrustworthy and treacherous". IMagine how much more careful you would have to be in all your dealings, and how many complicated rules you might adoptas a result of that premise.

ALthough I do not have time to re-research it right now, I am sure several wars have been begun on the strength of false data being presented as accurate. How much complexity is that?

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