On Fri, 11 Mar 2005 03:18:47 GMT, "Franko" wrote:

Going with a "different" definition for binary (off or on), a binary thinker
is one who thinks only in right and "not right", or wrong and "not wrong"
which leaves open a theoretical large grey area.

Example: I think what you said is right.... or I think what you said is not
right (but not necessarily wrong), etc. Judges appear to think along these
lines.

This holds true even more for black/white: if not black, then not
necessarily white, thus grey, etc.

My sig line doesn't say that all decision makers are 'binary thinkers'. It says
that decisions are the *result* of binary thinking.
--
John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."