s, and it must be either heads or tails. A card can't be both the king of diamonds and the king, and must be one of them. In mapping our vagueness, Max Black employed probability, perhaps because it was the dominant uncertainty tool at hand. He stated that if 80 percent of people say Tom is tall, then he

s, and it must be either heads or tails. A card can't be both the king of diamonds and the king, and must be one of them. In mapping our vagueness, Max Black employed probability, perhaps because it was the dominant uncertainty tool at hand. He stated that if 80 percent of people say Tom is tall, then he