Data Series Key Words

Question 0

Define Data

Answer 0

Facts, graphs, statements, decisions, actions, descriptions which are supposedly true.
Facts or information, especially when examined and used to find out things or make decisions
Data is data. It is not opinion.

Question 1

Define Sanity

Answer 1

The ability to recognise differences, similarities and identities

Question 2

Define Different

Answer 2

Two or more facts or things that are totally unlike

Question 3

Define Similar

Answer 3

Two or more facts or things that have something in common with one another

Question 4

Define Identical

Answer 4

Two or more facts or things that have all their characteristics in common with one another

Question 5

Define Logic

Answer 5

The subject of reasoning. It concerns obtaining answers

LOG’IC, n. [L. id; Gr. from reason, to speak.]

The art of thinking and reasoning justly.

Logic is the art of using reason well in our inquiries after truth, and the communication of it to others.

Logic may be defined, the science or history of the human mind, as it traces the progress of our knowledge from our first conceptions through their different combinations, and the numerous deductions that result from comparing them with one another.

Correct reasoning implies correct thinking and legitimate inferences from premises, which are principles assumed or admitted to be just. Logic then includes the art of thinking, as well as the art of reasoning.

The purpose of logic is to direct the intellectual powers in the investigation of truth, and in the communication of it to others.

Question 6

Define Illogic

Answer 6

Irrationality; any one of the out points

Question 7

Define Fact

Answer 7

Something that can be proven to exist by visible evidence

Question 8

Define Opinion

Answer 8

Something which may or may not be based on any facts

Question 9

Define Outpoint

Answer 9

A piece of information or an action that is presented as correct but is in fact illogical and not how it should be.

Outpoint is a combination of out ( incorrect or not in agreement with what is required) and point (a particular aspect or feature)

Question 10

Define Data Analysis

Answer 10

The action of grading all the data on a subject or area for outpoints. By studying and isolating the principles that make a situation illogical, one can then see what is necessary to be logical.

Question 11

Define Situation

Answer 11

A major departure from the ideal scene. This means a wide and significant or dangerous or potentially damaging CIRCUMSTANCE or STATE OF AFFAIRS which means that the IDEAL SCENE has been departed from and doesn’t fully exist in that area.

Question 12

Define Ideal Scene

Answer 12

A statement or concept of how a scene(area or product) ought to be. The entire concept of the ideal scene for any activity is really a clean statement of its purpose.

Question 13

Define Situation Analysis

Answer 13

the action of taking outpoints and pluspoints found in a data analysis and assigning each of them to its principal area. Doing this points up the locations of greatest error or disorganization and also the areas of greatest effectiveness. The area having the most outpoints is the target for correction. If the situation analysis is being done on a rising statistic area, the area with the most pluspoints would be looked into for the reason behind the up statistics

Question 14

Define Pluspoint

Answer 14

A datum of truth when found to be true compared to the 14 points
Pluspoints show where logic exists and where things are going right or likely to.

Question 15

Define Familiarity

Answer 15

Close acquaintance with or knowledge of something

Question 16

Define Reasonable

Answer 16

Trying so hard to make illogical information or situations seem logical that one imagines or invents false reasons to explain them

Question 17

Define Investigation

Answer 17

The careful discovery and sorting of facts

Question 18

Define Why

Answer 18

That basic outness found which will lead to a recovery of stats
The real reason for a situation, the discovery of which makes it possible to handle the situation effectively and achieve significant improvement.

Question 19

Define Wrong Why

Answer 19

The incorrectly identified outness which when applied does not lead to a recovery

Question 20

Define A mere explanation

Answer 20

A “Why” given as THE Why that does not open the door to any recovery

Question 21

Define Pull a string

Answer 21

To follow down a chain of outpoints

Question 22

Define Evalute

Answer 22

To examine the evidence in order to determine the situation

Question 23

Define Data Series

Answer 23

a series of policy letters written by L. Ron Hubbard which deal with logic, illogic, proper evaluation of data, and how to detect and handle the causes of good and bad situations within groups and organizations. The administrative technology described in these policy letters is applied to find what is logical by ferreting out what is illogical, using this to reveal the greatest outness which, when remedied, will resolve the scene.

Question 24

Define Investigate

Answer 24

To search into; to inquire and examine into with care and accuracy

Question 25

Define Irrational

Answer 25

the inability to get right answers from data

Question 26

Define Rational

Answer 26

the ability to get right answers from data

Question 27

Define Reasoning

Answer 27

the act or process of drawing conclusions from facts, evidence, etc.

Question 28

Define Thinking

Answer 28

it consists merely of comparing a particular datum with the physical universe as it is known and observed

Question 29

Define Evaluator

Answer 29

: a person who is trained in the use of the Data Series to evaluate situations.