physicists and philosophers seem to extrapolate from quantum mechanics. It is true that simple

You can do two week three week studies where you take people down to four hours a night of sleep and you can Absolutely destroy them in every physiologic measure during the wakeful period of their lives so We can then extrapolate from there that okay well if you're only sleeping five and a half or six hours a night, you're probably not getting as much of the negative effects But when we see and measure other effects that are negative to a lesser extent It seems pretty easy to attribute them to the reduction of sleep.

And you can extrapolate now to more complicated things, build construct a building.

And when you extrapolate that train of thought, when you take a technical perspective as opposed to a monetary perspective, we see we could resolve just about all of the major human woes on this planet by restructuring the entire economic phenomenon to be truly economic, meaning stable.

So, if you extrapolate this, you're really going to have something spectacular, something that anyone could own.

Well, ultimately, if you have a clear, defined, unique skill set and set of talents that are valuable for someone or organization or an organization, that's going to be useful, and you're going to be able to multiply that out and extrapolate that out to multiple organizations and multiple individuals.

But we can extrapolate roughly what the vapor pressure is at the operating temperature from boiling points.

It's always a risk when you're at one battle or you're in one set of trenches to try and extrapolate and see how the entire war is going.

While we don't know for certain what it would be like if we never forgot anything, we can look at what life is like for people with hyperthymesia and extrapolate a little bit.

and that this method of thought, which we can term scientific, allows us to extrapolate viable approaches to our conduct which almost virtually guarantee a tangible return, if, of course, properly assessed.