The Science of Predicting the Future
"A truly scientific prediction requires the following three things:
- that the scientific theory that governs your phenomenon is completely understood,
- the conditions that will affect the possible outcome(s) are known and understood in their entirety, and
- that you have enough computing power to figure out what the outcome is going to be.
In addition, because measurements are imperfect (and sometimes physical laws aren’t 100% predictive), you are also going to have a quantifiable uncertainty associated with your scientific prediction."
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