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Dear User talk:MrOllie, In this page, as well as in the other pages you have visited last September, i.e. Sensitivity analysis, Sensitivity auditing, Sociology of quantification, Ethics of quantification, Post-normal science, Quantitative storytelling and others, your intervention may be in need of a revision. In this page, you have totally removed the section on mathematical models. Since mathematical models are a primary vehicle for quantification, I suggest that this discussion is reinstated and possibly expanded. A reasonable compromise needs to be found, in my opinion, between upholding COI rules and mutilating a text. I volunteer to do this without quoting potential COI material.

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