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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Fact sensitive
What do you mean if you say a decision is fact-sensitive?
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It means simply that the decision is highly dependent upon what the facts surrounding the situation are. " But I guess that gets into a question of philosophy... I hope this helps.
- It means simply that the decision is highly dependent upon what the facts surrounding the situation are.
- " But I guess that gets into a question of philosophy...
- I hope this helps.
- -S
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It means simply that the decision is highly dependent upon what the facts surrounding the situation are.
That would be a bit of an unusual thing to say, because I would think all, or nearly all, decisions are "fact-sensitive." But I guess that gets into a question of philosophy...
I hope this helps.
-S
That would be a bit of an unusual thing to say, because I would think all, or nearly all, decisions are "fact-sensitive." But I guess that gets into a question of philosophy...
I hope this helps.
-S
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