tensive
| than S.  Then in case S is a true symbol and &quot;S is B&quot; is
| a single true judgment, this judgment or proposition must
| be the result of induction, as we saw in the last lecture
| that all propositions are.  The question is, therefore,
| which is the preferable theory, &quot;S is B&quot; or &quot;T is B&quot;.
| The greater information of T causes the latter theory
| to contain more truth but its greater extension renders
| it liable to more error.  If in T the extension of S is
| increas