Science Is Not The Answer
William M BriggsThe philosophy of science and scientism, and putting uncertainty in its place.
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The Difference Between Uncertainty and Decision
This is a post all should read, and not just those following the Class. It is of utter necessity we learn the difference between uncertainty and decision, and the uncertainties of decision itself.
Autism & Tylenol
Warning: I have not read all the papers on this subject. My experience is in these kinds of papers, which is to say, turning correlations into claims of causality. I offer no fixed opinion on whether or in what conditions, if any, acetamino...
The Charlie Kirk Killing Theories: The (Non)-Mathematics Of Conspiracy Theories 2
There is a point about bad science at the end.
In Which I Shockingly Agree With Sabine That Most Science Is Of Little Or No Value
Given Sabine’s penchant for posting overly shocked thumbnails for her video splash-screens, I present this equivalent dramatic image.
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William M. Briggs was born in Detroit at the height of its majesty. The Air Force taught him electronic cryptography. He became a weatherman, then went back to school to learn to do physics, mathematics, then, at last, philosophy of science.
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