| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - If 20 judges hear cases involving the same issue at roughly the same time, assuming that most (not necessarily all) of the judges are of average intelligence and honesty, and 15 of them arrive at the same conclusion, there is something like a 75% chance that solution is a reasonable one.If, however, 20 judges hear cases involving the same issue over the course of many years, and 14 judges follow th
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