Forrester's Paradox, by James William Forrester

As has been learned and repeated through the semester, public opinion is a statement or number or statement that clearly contains obvious entities and obviously valid arguments but obviously leads to false conclusions. Exploration of these kinds of statements leads to searching for errors with one of the prerequisites through various factors, such as ambiguity and meaning of phrases to completely eliminate misunderstandings. Forrester's Paradox is an example of this situation. This is a revised version of the good Samaria paradox by James William Fres.

The film "Finding Forrest" is a movie about how missing Bronx teenagers find their way with the help of famous writers. William Forest. Jamal lost his native environment and found a shelter in Forest 's apartment. Forrester first felt very cold about Jamal. Jamal soon learned to take care of Jamal like my own children. These two people continued throughout the movie and built a son-in-law relationship. They do not have the ultimate helpless that they can not survive the relationship they want. With the help of each other, they can overcome each other's problems. Forrester can see his long, hidden world again. Forrester gained freedom and courage to enjoy life again. That is a problem he has fought for more than 50 years for over 40 years. For Jamal his gift is the skill posted by Forrester, the skill he has taken decades. Forrester gave everything he left on the earth, Jamal, his qualification in the lighting contest, his apartment, his next book, and his legacy

After the game, Forrester thanked Jamal for his friendship and said he would like to visit his home Scotland. A year later, Forrester lawyer Sanderson met Jamal and told him that Forrester died of cancer, he was diagnosed before meeting Jamal. The lawyer handed Jamal the key, parcel and letter to the Forrester apartment. Among them, Forrester thanked Jamal for helping to rekindle the wishes of his life. This package contains the manuscript of Forrester's second novel that Jamal is planning to write.

Jamal Wallace, 16, played basketball with friends in New York. The hermit William Forrester lives on the top floor of the building opposite the court. Children often notice that he is looking at them. One of the boy intentionally sneaked into the apartment and collected items. Jamal opened the opening knife just to surprise Forrester and inadvertently put the backpack behind. Forrester later threw Jamal's backpack on the street. Jamal returned home and found Forrester writing notes in Jamal's journal. Jamal returned to the Forrester apartment and asked him to read more about his sentences. Forrester told him why Jamal, starting with 5000 words, should "leave my house," he finished and left the door the following day. Jamal came back the next day and was invited to inside.