Of course, that makes life complicated. But that’s ok, the fox is comfortable with complexity. The fox wants to get as much information as possible from as many different sources and as many different perspectives as possible and draw it all together. That is going to do what? It’s going to make for a messy analysis. And messy analyses usually end in not having a definitive answer. There is going to be a big pile of uncertainty underneath. But they’re ok with that. „It’s an uncertain world“, the fox says, „You have to accept some uncertainty.“ And of course, accepting uncertainty requires a certain intellectual humility. Again, you can see it in the language that foxes use. The foxes are much more likely to use the language of probability: „Likely/Unlikely“, „It may happen“, and „I don’t know“. Hedgehogs really hate that. Who is the better forecaster? The fox. The foxes were the experts who had real predictive insights.