Logging the World
Oliver JohnsonSimple mathematics and statistics ideas to make sense of the world with data and graphs
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 109 | Subscribers | Read | bristoliver.substack.com |
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Better living through geometry
The UK Chancellor of the Exchequer gave a big speech on Wednesday about how to achieve economic growth. But cynics on Twitter weren’t convinced, because an earlier story on Wednesday coming from the same Government seemed to directly contra...
Bad moon rising
This Substack is called Logging The World, and newer subscribers may not know why. The key word is log, as in logarithms and log scales, because even after a pandemic gave a horrifying demonstration of it, I still don’t believe enough peopl...
Playing party games
How many parties are there in UK politics? Obviously it depends how you count, how far you go down the list, whether you include the Scottish Libertarian Party and so on. But I want to argue that the answer at the moment is effectively abou...
A cautionary tail
Imagine you’ve found a gambling game where you come out ahead on average. Maybe you’ve got a system for predicting football games, or you’ve been studying company reports to pick stock market winners. It’s time to pile in and profit, isn’t ...
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I try to understand the world with maths, and explain how in this free newsletter. I wrote about COVID data during the pandemic, including its limitations and uncertainty, and tweeted a lot as @Bristoliver. I now write about various topical stories.
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