The document presents a model for evaluating truth, belief, faith, and doubt. It shows that having 50% + 1 chance of being true when something is doubted, while having 100% faith in something being absolutely true carries a 100% chance of being completely wrong. Doubt leaves room for possibility, while absolute faith allows no room for being incorrect.

1. Truth
1.00 - X
Self Belief
½+1
Faith Doubt
1.00 ½-1
If someone doubts the vailidity, reality or truth of
somehting, there is a 50% + 1 chance of it being
“true.” There is also a 50% = 1 chance of it being
“untrue” (hence the negative ½ scale of margin).
If someone believes something is absolutely “100 %
true or valid,” on faith (factor of 1) there is a 100%
chance of being completely wrong.