Turns out Arthur C. Clarke was on to something (who told him?). See, scientists, via one of the NASA Rovers, … Continue Reading Under-determination, Quus, And Why It’s Cause That Counts (And With A Taste Of Grue)
Skepticism about induction happens only among academic philosophers, and only in print. Tell an induction skeptic to take a long … Continue Reading The Problem Of Grue Isn’t; Or, A Gruesome Non-Paradox About Induction
Who said the UN doesn’t do anything useful? Courtesy of that august body, it’s World Statistics Day! Official statistics help … Continue Reading It’s World Statistics Day! Death To P-Values, Hypothesis Tests, And False Ascriptions Of Cause! #StatsDay15
Induction is badly misunderstood. Here is an abridged and augmented excerpt (how’s that!) from Uncertainty’s Chapter 3. There is no … Continue Reading Induction & Intellection: Excerpt From Uncertainty
