Author Archives: F. E. Guerra-Pujol
Census of nuclear warheads over time
The data visualization below, which is especially timely given Putin’s recent threats (bluffs?) to use nuclear weapons, is part of a larger series of “bar chart races” that Frank Jacobs (Big Think) has compiled for us. Check out the entire … Continue reading
Your tax dollars at work
I have been meaning to blog about this perverse situation for years now and never got around to it, until today. According to this 2017 report by Caroline Simon in Forbes: “The ratio between administrators and faculty continues to shrink: … Continue reading
The Ides of March
Originally posted on prior probability:
Cave Idibus Martiis. prior probability View original post
No, not again!
It’s the 22nd year of the 21st Century, so can we just get rid of this arcane ritual once and for all?!
Sunday Music: Hamilton
Raise a glass to freedom! Look into your eyes and the sky’s the limit. Those are some of the lyrics from two of my favorite songs from Lin-Manuel Miranda’s “Hamilton” musical, The Story of Tonight and Helpless. (PS: I previously … Continue reading
More Maria Prymachenko
I posted a work of art by this great Ukrainian artist one week ago; here is another:
Two letters, one war
“Two letters by scholars, from Ukraine and Russia“. Hat tip: Brian Leiter.
Credible threats versus mere bluffs
Update (3/11): I woke up to some good news this morning: the Major League Baseball dispute referred to below has now been resolved. (I will blog more about MLB in the next day or two.) How many more regular-season games … Continue reading

