How do you
mean?
When someone says it'll be done soon, how soon is that exactly? When something happens occasionally, how often do you picture it? Fuzzy words are everywhere — but we don't all picture the same thing.
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Overall results →"Analysts often use words like 'probably' or 'unlikely' — but readers interpret them very differently."
Inspired by a decades-old CIA study on linguistic probability. Sherman Kent found that when analysts wrote "probable," readers assigned wildly different numerical odds to that single word.
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