My beginning was losing a parent to cancer, working a hard job in the wake of that loss and complete uncertainty about the future of my family," Ocasio-Cortez wrote in a candid Instagram post.
Thus, John Harsanyi contends that it is more rational under conditions of complete uncertainty always to choose according to the principle of insufficient reason and assume an equal probability of occupying any position in society.
"History shows it's a big, complex job running an oil industry in a time of complete uncertainty about who is in charge," said Daniel Yergin, the oil historian and chairman of IHS Cera, an energy consultancy.
At this point there's just a feeling of complete uncertainty about what is going to happen next.
The music stops, there's no sound, nothing is said, and, right there, the little narrative ends, on a note of complete uncertainty.
"We're still in a situation of complete uncertainty, in which unfortunately political and judicial matters are getting mixed up, since Spain's judiciary will have a very strong influence on the political outcome," said Pablo Simón, a professor of politics at the Carlos III University in Madrid.
This corresponds to a state of complete uncertainty.
Subjects make a series of selections from these four available options, from a starting point of complete uncertainty.
A practical means of dealing with such complete uncertainty is to complement the use of a cost-benefit criterion based purely upon monetary valuation with a safe minimum standards decision rule (discussed below).
I was a mother capable of optimism and pessimism, of faith and complete uncertainty.
