[r-t] Proportion of Surprise Methods

[Don Morrison]

2009/3/24 Robin Woolley <robin at robinw.org.uk>:
> Thinking more about Richard's asymmetric example, I'd apply the
> Shrodinger's Cat principle - which is rung first is the 'class'.
> (Call this a legal fiction if you like, like 'Benefit of Clergy').

That would only be necessary if the Decisions were changed, though,
wouldn't it? As of the current ones that example is a delight method,
however it's rotated, right? Or am I missing something?



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