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He gulped down the whiskey, letting out a sight of relief as he dropped the cup, then he took another look at his watch. \n\n\"Waiting for someone eh? \" the bartender, a brusque and huge fellow with a broad face and a bunch of rough looking stubbles around his thick jaw. \n\n\"Ah, yes!\" James replied aloud as soon as he realized he was the one the bartender was talking to. \"outside seems quite busy and in here is a bit scanty,\" James quickly added.\n\n\"Not usually so,\" said the bartender, \"today, folks are all gathered up in West Avenue, no one wants to miss a twitching.\"\n\n\"A twitching? \" James was unsure of what the man meant. \n\n\"A hangin', a quick drop and a sudden stop, a leg in the hole, a duck stretching, whatever it is folks are calling it these days. 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James ordered for another glass of whiskey and gulped it as soon as it landed on the table. He looked at his watch again. He was staring to feel anger at Betty was keeping him waiting like this. She was the one who had arranged for them to meet, she had specified the time and had insisted that he came as early as he could and here he was, waiting for her, and she was no where close. Feeling chagrin, he gathered his newspaper and his hat, dug his hand into his pocket to pay the bartender when he heard a familiar voice behind him. \n\n\"I hope you didn't drink too much, Doctor James.\"\n \nHe turned and Betty was standing behind him,  her form as splendid as usual and her lissome structure was covered with a lilac gown and nothing else. She was panting, as if she had ran all the way, but she till managed to smile at him, a smile that drained away all his anger at her. 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      "body": "![dice-219263_640.jpg](https://ipfs.busy.org/ipfs/QmctnyvUCHjazY5G3z1qrgky1iB8A4rERnyZdYozoBNH3C)\n\nThere is without doubt that most of us employ these concepts in our day to day activities, sometimes even interchanging one for the other, while some will take a bolder step and assume them to be the same.  What is probability and what is possibility? Are they the same?  Are they related in any way? How do these concepts affect you and I as individuals? These conundrums will be clarified in this article as we take a deeper look into the possibility-probability relationship. \n\n## Probability or Possibility \n\nJames woke up one morning and suddenly began asking himself, \"what if I die tomorrow?\" \nGranted, everyone would die someday, but how sure is he that that it would be tommorow. Notice that this is however different from James asking himself the question, \"what if I don't wake up from my sleep?\" or \"what is the likelihood of me eating pancakes this morning?\" which is quite different from the question, \"what is the likelihood of me eating pancakes this morning out of a hamper of cakes, doughnuts and pancakes?\" \nHow then do these questions differ when they seem so much alike? We will get to that in a minute. \n\n#### Probability \n\nProbability as defined by the Merriam Webster dictionary is \"A measure of how often an a measure of how often a particularevent will happen if something (such as tossing a coin) is done repeatedly.\" It also defines it implicitly as \"the chance that a given event will occur.\"\nMathematically, Probability is defined as the \"the ratio of the number of outcomes in an exhaustive set of equally likely outcomes that produce a given event to the total number of possible outcomes.\nPut simply, probability is the quality or condition of being ***probable***\nIt is this definition that we find the most intrinsic and distinguishing property of the probability concept : it is quantifiable. Mathematically, the quantification can be seen as a range bar with 0 at one end and 1 at the other end where 0 implies an impossibility and 1 represents certainty. Therefore, in a situation where an action is repetitive, a probability closer to 0 on the range bar indicates an that an event is less likely to occur if the action is repeated while a probability closer to 1 indicates a likelihood for the event to occur. If James gets ready for work and would have to choose between wearing his black shoes and brown shoes, if we have an idea of what shoe James wore the day before and the day before that, we could from the application of probability infer what shoe James might put on today, i.e, if James had worn the brown shoe on Monday and the black shoe on Tuesday and the brown shoe on Wednesday, then it  is highly probably that he would wear the black shoe on Thursday but not certain. Therefore in this case, the probability of James wearing a black shoe would be slightly greater that 1/2, which indicates a likelihood. However, if James had only one shoe and the shoe was coloured brown, then the probabilty of James wearing a Brown shoe to work would be highly certain and would be quantified as 1 while the probability of James wearing a black shoe is highly improbable because James does not have a black shoe,  therefore the probability would be quantified as 0.\n\n##### Negative probability \n\nNegative probability is not a usual occurrence but is usually said to occur in quasiprobabilistic distributions. These distributions are usually found in the application of quantum mechanics and and time-frquency analysis and also in finance where the concepts of negative money arises.  In his book, *Interpretations of Negative Probabilities*, Mark Burgins gave an example of what might be inferred as negative probability :\n\n>Let us consider the situation when an attentive person A with the high knowledge of English writes some text T. We may ask what the probability is for the word “texxt” or “wrod” to appear in his text T. Conventional probability theory gives 0 as the answer. However, we all know that there are usually misprints. So, due to such a misprint this word may appear but then it would be corrected. In terms of extended probability, a negative value (say, −0.1) of the probability for the word “texxt” to appear in his text T means that this word may appear due to a misprint but then it’ll be corrected and will not be present in the text T.\n\nNegative probabilities are also seen in both finance (also known as risk neutral probabilities)  and in engineering as well where retrogression and risk induced Correlations are modelled when facility locations, customer allocation, and backup service plans are determined simultaneously. Thus negative probabilities are known as puesdo probabilities or conditional probabilities where later occurrences might be taken into consideration allowing the probablistic value to exceed unity in case of assumed conditional occurrences. Take for example, in the James-shoe dilemma, in the case of James having only a pair of brown shoes and no black shoe, the probability of him wearing a black shoe is 0 but can be extended to -1 under the condition that on his way to work, James might branch into one of the boutiques along the way and get himself a black shoe. This is a quasiprobability, and is in some way much closer to *possibility* except that it is in this case, quantifiable. \n\n#### Possibility\n\nPossibility can be defined as a chance that something might exist, happen, or be true. It in simple terms,  \"the state or fact of being possible.\" the concept of possibility puts event in prospective values but not quantifiable and not in relation with other events. In other words, possibility cannot be measured and is independent of other events. \nIn our earlier example, where James wakes up and ask himself, \"what if I die tomorrow?\"\nHowever, this question has only a prospective value and cannot be quantified because, yes, it is *possible* that James might die tomorrow just as well as it is possible for James to die tomorrow from a thunderstorm or a stroke. But what if James was a healthy as a horse and has no history of stroke in his family line, then although it is *possible* that James does from stroke tommorow, it is highly improbable. Just as it is highly improbable from him to die from a thunderstorm if the weather tomorrow would be above 40 degrees although it is *possible*.  Similar, the question of James eating pancake in the morning is a *possibility* but how *probable* we do not know simply because we have no relative event or any recurrence to measure by what degree of *possibility* is the event of James eating a pancake in the morning. However, in a hamper of cakes, doughnuts and pancakes, then we can infer that the probability of James eating pancakes in the morning is 1/3, just as it is probable for him to eat cake or doughnuts. \n\nThe concept of probabilities and possibilities, however complicated can be simplified thus:\n*probability* is the measure of the degree of *possibility* of an occurrence of an event. \n\n***I hope I have cleared the quandary on the differences between the *probable* concept and the *possible* concept. Feel free to make your contributions and do remember to stay scientific, always.***\n\nReference list\n1. Mark Burgin, Burgin, Mark (2010). \"Interpretations of Negative Probabilities\". \n\n2.Haug, E. G. 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      "body": " \n\nHello moms and dads. Does your child behave quite weird, or should I say unusual? \nDoes he like asking questions that seem too precocious for his age?  \nDoes she like playing board games and like spending more time to herself?\n *Fear not. You may have another Albert Einstein up your sleeves.*\nAfter adequate research, it has been shown that some children could indicate a genius personality right from a tender age and if guided and pinpointed correctly, these children may be as intelligent as some of the greatest minds you might ever attempt to comprehend. Below are six (6) tell tale signs that indicates a large level of intelligence in your kid:\n\n1. ## ALWAYS ON THE CLOCK. \n![pexels-photo-569054.jpeg](https://ipfs.busy.org/ipfs/QmboZKjGULgJMQtLQp1DCrmHEg2Re27TP8U7qpo4zeLjf3)\n\nKids who are gifted with an incredible amount of genius have an innate knack for accomplishing certain feats at the appropriate time. This could include crawling, walking, talking and even laughing. If you have a child who seems to excel at all this activities that take other children a little bit if difficult to attain, watch out! You may have a genius on your hands. \n\n## 2. Memory like a Sharp Knife. \n![289965116_b9ab7caef6.jpg](https://ipfs.busy.org/ipfs/QmSzVWDU5Qm9MmtC4dkbc9YM9TA5ReZS8BamGNHJ5yJ4PL)\n\nBabies have memories? Shockingly yes. And most shocking is the exceptional memories exhibited by some kids. And if your kid has an exceptional memory, he is definitely on his way to exceptional genius.\n By exceptional memory I do mean memorizing of calculus and algebra and things that even some teachers do not understand, that's a little bit far fetched although it is possible. But a child can remember where he last left his toy or even have an innate timings of when he is supposed to have his meals. When your child remembers things so precisely and consciously, there is a genius on the way. \n\n## 3. Impeccable Language Connection \n![7300516238_bcfa7a6ae6.jpg](https://ipfs.busy.org/ipfs/QmabaYsKnXdWSpaXaqwjdooMkwqrmahoF4iUW3q62FXG7J)\n\nIntelligent kids will always have a predilection for language structures and are able to understand and even compose language for themselves within a few months. \nThis should not be surprising to you if your kid exhibits this trait, he or she is just simply gifted. And you had a kid like this, I would advise you to buy him or her a dictionary, and let them blow your mind into awe with their awesome language acuity. \n\n## 4. No one focuses better\n![Charming-Books-For-Kids-Small-Children-Booklet-Fun-3045208.jpg](https://ipfs.busy.org/ipfs/QmcKEbCSu7bjYS5dRLKi12rZAqMTB85JR61gzJ3mTA5Moe)\n\n Have you ever tried telling your child a story or acting out a humorous drama in front of your kid and instead of laughing or looking around, he or she simply just fixates on you without turning to look left or right. That's nothing to be scared of, your kid is simply a exhibiting a high ability to focus and absorb information. This is one of the most definitive trait of a genius kid because most kids and even adults find it difficult to concentrate. So if your kid is one who give you this unwavering stare or blanks out in empty space occasionally, don't fret. He or she is just simply amazing. \n\n## 5. Freedom of Imagination \n![child_kid_garden_watering_flower_boy-917506.jpg](https://ipfs.busy.org/ipfs/QmTTbFPNA7HnZMo2U7ZRCyLtghmkmfFRds7ZenStprGFTv)\n\nHighly intelligent kids are very imaginative and when your child's imaginations gets really vivid started a very young age, you may have a genius on your hands. Does your child speak of space and other planets and paints things that your own mind may not even comprehend? Or does he or she asks curious questions that tend to prick the imaginative part of you? Such are signs that indicates that your child might be unlike the others and you may have another davinci on your hands. \n\n## 6. Sleepless, most of the time. \n![1333395298_a9a25af14d.jpg](https://ipfs.busy.org/ipfs/QmNXJRpMyUEUKZf9qUXccTV1LGTeaio8ndMLiBjN43Cuqm)\n\nAn intelligent baby's mind is like a working clock, it is always trying to absorb information and this in turn might result in him or her having little or less sleep. This is not the same thing as the lack of sleep caused by restlessness because in this case, your baby is not crying and yet is not sleeping when he or she is supposed to.  Although this might bother you, it is still an indication of how brilliant your baby is. Soothing bed time stories and lullabies could help put your child to sleep even though it is more tougher than when it involves regular babies but hey! Your child is still a wonder, right? \n\nHowever, there are still many other factors other than. The ones listed here and even if a child may exhibit all these traits, he or she still needs the guidance of his or her loving parents to develop their amazing qualities and put them into good use.\nIf you have observed any of such qualities in your child as well,  please feel free to share. I am sure the world would like to hear your own story.\n",
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