Why did a chicken cross a road?

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Why did a chicken cross a road?

SeanTheLight – ‘Why did a chicken cross a road?’

How does protheory deal with situations that have more than 2 possible outcomes? For example: Why did a chicken cross a road? How fast is geosynchronous orbit around earth? Who was the first president of the united states? Neutral may consist of more than 1 possibility, which I think might manifest as protheory’s inability to answer complex questions.

Pro – ‘Re: Why did a chicken cross a road?’

Hmmm, not sure how to answer this one Sean but I’ll have a go for you. Pro theory is a TOE, therefore it tries to find itself within all questions and all answers.

That said then how on earth do we deal with your questions here?Well, Pro theory works the same no matter what the question, or importantly the answers. As it stands the chicken crossing the road question, there could indeed be more than one answer to this one.

So I’d ask you to consider that perhaps one answer could be more accurate (positive) or less accurate (negative) or obviously neutral.How fast is geosynchronous orbit around earth? Well, to my mind this is a single answer depending on when we observe the earth’s orbit in this manner.

Taking into account variables within any observation and the ability for change to occur we still get back to either an answer that is correct or not, or neutral.Same answer really for your last question, Who was the first president of the united states? There is a correct answer and an incorrect answer isn’t there, or a neutral possibility in theory just to account for it.That’s all that comes to mind right now but I’ll keep thinking on it for you and see what I can come up with 🙂

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