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That's not what orthogonal means. Your counter-examples are exactly what orthogonal means; they are independent attributes.
by tadfisher 3y ago
That's not what orthogonal means. Your counter-examples are exactly what orthogonal means; they are independent attributes.
- jMyles 3y agoConsider some other class of crime. If I said, "the matter of whether a crime is premediated, and the fact pattern of that crime, are orthogonal attributes." You'd say: "That's not true - the fact pattern is how we determine whether there was evidence of premeditation." It's the same for conspiracies. The fact pattern is not orthogonal; it's integral.