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... hing measurable.
No, perhaps attempt at something comprehensible.
Yet, at their core, both were guesses.
Predictions relied on knowledge, experience, and patterns of the past. Probabilities accounted for variation, randomness, and likelihood.
One was built on insight, the other on calculated uncertainty.
But neither guaranteed the truth.
A prediction could be wrong. A probability could betray expectations.
And yet, they were necessary.
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