I see your point, but the phrasing is confusing: fuzzy logic is not the same as probability. "A 75% chance of it raining" typically means that it either rains o

I see your point, but the phrasing is confusing: fuzzy logic is not the same as probability. "A 75% chance of it raining" typically means that it either rains or not. In a fuzzy setting, "I think it is raining" would be encoded as "the current weather is partially included in the Raining set, with membership greater than 0 but smaller than 1".