A fuzzy random variable (FRV) has been conceptualized as a vague perception of a crisp but unobservable random variable (RV) and also as a random fuzzy set. Since actuaries seem receptive to these notions of FRV, and there are sources of uncertainty that RVs can not accommodate, but FRVs can, one would expect FRVs to be a component of the actuarial arsenal, but generally this is not the case. A...