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• Systems that do not exhibit these behaviors have been termed " corrigible " systems, and both theoretical and practical work in this area appears tractable and useful.
• It must be concluded that the Tower from Top to Bottom and the adjacent parts are such a heap of deformaties that no Judicious Architect will think it corrigible by any Expense that can be laid out upon new dressing it.
• Instead, the narrative is replete with ( naive and corrigible ) WP : OR, WP : SYNTH and non-RS citations, largely to ideas and subjects that are only tangential to the purported subject of the article.
• Considering himself less a historian than a storyteller, Burns said he is " corrigible and willing to learn " when approaching his subjects, and hopes his viewers can set aside their agendas and allow history to be " aired out ."
• The paradox remains of continuing interest because it raises several issues at the foundations of knowledge representation and uncertain reasoning : the relationships between fallibility, corrigible belief and logical consequence; the roles that consistency, statistical evidence and probability play in belief fixation; the precise normative force that logical and probabilistic consistency have on rational belief.
• I see that user : Durova has already proposed a resolution but I see things differently since a ) this administrator has already been to ArbCom before for some similar reasons b ) his off-wiki action doesn't help this project at all and may not be corrigible .-- " Wiki me up " ?02 : 59, 26 February 2009 ( UTC)