👉 A lability is a type of uncertainty that arises when an observer measures something in different ways and it can lead to different results. This phenomenon occurs because the observer's perception of the same object or event may be influenced by their own experiences, beliefs, or prior knowledge. For example, if you measure the length of a stick using two different methods (e.g., with a ruler and a tape measure) and find that one measurement is longer than the other, this lability in the observer's
