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THE AXIOMS OF DIANETICS AND SCIENTOLOGY



Logic 9

A datum is as valuable as it has been evaluated.

Logic 10

The value of a datum is established by the amount of alignment (relationship) it imparts to other data.

Logic 11

The value of a datum or field of data can be established by its degree of assistance in survival or its inhibition to survival.

Logic 12

The value of a datum or a field of data is modified by the viewpoint of the observer.

Logic 13

Problems are resolved by compartmenting them into areas of similar magnitude and data, comparing them to data already known or partially known, and resolving each area. Data which cannot be known immediately may be resolved by addressing what is known and using its solution to resolve the remainder.

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