Survival of AK

[kizor0]

No: HPFGUIDX 113868

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Steve" <steve51445 at a...> wrote:

> Occam's Razor, as the principle is called, states: "when you have two
> competing theories which make exactly the same predictions, the one
that is
> simpler is the better." Or "all things being equal, the simplest answer
> tends to be the right one."

The trouble with Occam's Razor is what I none-too-humbly call Kizor's
Rake: "Probabilities cannot be used to make definitive statements
about reality."

This is especially true with a convoluted narrative that likes to
throw things on their head. Anything too far-fetched will likely come
under ANTITHESIS (All Nice Theories, I Think; However, Each
Supposition Is Strained) but Harry and the gang have failed to see
what's in front of themselves several times throughout the series by
failing to thing topsy-turvily *enough*.

- Kizor