Re: Uncertainty

["Alan G. Isaac" <aisaac@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Bruce,
Here I think you give away too much.
While ontological uncertainty is sufficient
in the sense that it suffices, in the absence
of mystical revelation, to generate epistemological
uncertainty, it is the latter that is relevant
(whatever its source).
Alan Isaac

On Thu, 14 Dec 2000, Bruce McFarling wrote:
> Actually, EITHER epistemological or ontological uncertainty are
> sufficient -- when one, the other, or both are important factors,
> then true uncertainty is present in an important way.