Abstract
ABSTRACT Risk, as a scene in the future, is neither visible nor touchable, but it does exist. Nobody can see a risk in the future, but only events that have already occurred. Any past scene is not risk. The risk analysis is for the future. To promote riskology becoming an independent domain with its core, we suggest in this article the establishment of a new discipline: experimental riskology. People invented some totems to explain risks. Experimental riskology would help us to see what a risk is. Referencing the inverted pendulum experiment in control theory and a computer simulation experiment in a management system based on their fundamental models, we suggest a Ball-Platform-Device-Power system to model a simple pseudo risk, probability risk, fuzzy risk, and uncertain risk.
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