They do lots of inconsistent things.

They do lots of inconsistent things.

It's inconsistent. What are you talking about?

This behavior is inconsistent with logic, Dr. Chandra.

And actually, I'll compare that to consistent and inconsistent.

It may be inconsistent, but it's who you are.

And by definition, or I guess just taking the opposite of inconsistent, both of these would be considered consistent.

So that's what we're looking for. And a lot of times these three equations with three unknown systems will be inconsistent.

So you see kind of forms a triangle and they don't all intersect in one point so in this situation, you would have an inconsistent system.

Anything that's inconsistent within your concept if you tell me sales of X, Y or Z are 10 million dollars, five slides later, they're five million dollars ...

Now I happen to know my children don't lie, so I thought, as a neuroscientist, it was important how I could explain how they were telling inconsistent truths.

So just to give you a little bit of the terminology here, and we learned this in the last video, this type of system, where they don't intersect, where you have no solutions, this is an inconsistent system.