So for Most People, for Most Uses, P Isn’t Hard.

Mar 20, 2020, 6:14 PM

—“Being too complex to understand is not necessarily a badge of honor.”–Mike Harvey

Explanatory power is however a badge of honor. And complexity explains why it has taken until the 21st century to solve it.

And, as Bill is trying to get across, applied P is not hard. The P Method is hard, but so is writing the law.

The majority of questions are solved by the test of Reciprocity. The hard questions are solved by Testimony – which is reciprocity applied to truth claims. The rest is just understanding WHY.

Programming is hard (operations). Economics is hard (equilibration). Disambiguation and serialization is hard. The via negativa is hard (falsification). Abandoning intuition in favor of systemic falsification is harder. And P uses all of that.