14-10-2017, 05:34 PM
These two theorems are of very different nature.
The first is a logical consequence of the statistics. It is a valid deduction. It says what F and P cannot be.
The second is speculation.
It says what you think that F and P are, but in reality there are other possibilities.
The first is a logical consequence of the statistics. It is a valid deduction. It says what F and P cannot be.
The second is speculation.
It says what you think that F and P are, but in reality there are other possibilities.
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