 The simplest proposal (made first in Niiniluoto 1977) would be to take the average of the min and the max (call this measure min-max-average). This would remedy a rather glaring shortcoming which Hilpinen’s qualitative proposal shares with Popper’s proposal, namely that no falsehood is closer to the truth than any truth (even the worthless tautology). This numerical equivalent of Hilpinen’s proposal renders all propositions comparable for truthlikeness, and some falsehoods it deems more truthlike than some truths.