Rule-efficiency (noun): A term used to refer to the ability of rules to generate patterns that are effective in producing new experiences and achieving desired goals. It is also used to measure the effectiveness of rules in achieving their intended results.
By measuring rule-efficiency, we can determine which strategies are more effective for achieving our goals.
by Phieyl January 16, 2023
by You da rule July 15, 2017
Rule #11 = be fukin successful
by Matusk4_ April 22, 2023
If a salad or any other plate of food contains eight slides or more of bacon, then the entire plate becomes bacon.
by DGGG December 26, 2021
When an action does not take effect during a potential period of time, it is rolled off to the next more optimal window of opportunity. This is not a function of statistical probability, it is simply the way things are and cannot be explained by logic or mathematical analysis; it just happens that way.
That smarty pants tried to explain with a rationale of probability that day shift didn’t receive a call, and that this had zero impact on night shift getting call. You would think he had heard of the Rule of Roelofs. Apparently not.
by Karl Hungus April 24, 2024
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