In a sentence, "What is?" versus "What do I do?". Occam's Razor is a useful -- but not fool-proof -- tool for the latter. It says nothing definitive about the

In a sentence, "What is?" versus "What do I do?". Occam's Razor is a useful -- but not fool-proof -- tool for the latter. It says nothing definitive about the former. At best, it makes a very broad statistical generalization. If it's actually statistical (measured), and not anecdotal.