> Since then, some governments have tried to clean up the language of probability. After the Iraq War—which was influenced by misinterpreted intelligence While

> Since then, some governments have tried to clean up the language of probability. After the Iraq War—which was influenced by misinterpreted intelligence While I laud the gracious application of Hanlon's Razor here, I also think that, for at least some actors, the imprecision was the feature they needed, rather than the bug they mistakenly implemented.