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“Visualizing Probabilistic Proof”
Our latest theoretical paper (“Visualizing Probabilistic Proof” — click on the image above to see our abstract) has just been published in volume 7 of the Wash U Jurisprudence Review, along with an interesting Note by Krista C. McCormack titled “Ethos, Pathos, and … Continue reading
Posted in Bayesian Reasoning, Law, Paradoxes
Tagged Blue Bus Problem, Proof Paradoxes
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Los Angeles Bay (circa 3014 A.D.)?
Major props to Jeffrey Linn for creating this series of future sea rise maps. Also, check out his whimsical website spatialities.com.
Arctic Ocean Umbrella
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Geminid meteor shower update
Hey, do you love meteor showers as much as we do? Via nasa.gov: “The 2014 Geminid meteor shower is forecast to be a lively meteor shower with great views in the skies over Earth. The week of Dec. 8 is … Continue reading
Is science a pyramid or a circle?
These images appear in Scott Alexander’s blog post “The control group is out of control.” (By the way, props to Cliff for bringing Alexander’s important post to our attention.) Back to Alexander’s post. He writes (the last ellipsis is in the original): … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy, Science
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Random book dispenser
What would Borges say? Props to JiveMonkey for the pic.
“Trolley problems”
That is the title of our latest paper — in which we offer a novel solution to the famous Trolley Problem from moral and legal philosophy — just published in the Drake Law Review Discourse. (You may also click directly on the image … Continue reading
The world’s longest flights
Hat tip to u/nsfwdreamer for posting this map of the world’s longest flights (via reddit).
prior probability 