## Do Skeptics Underestimate the Case for the Resurrection? Not so much.

As someone who is skeptical of the resurrection myself, I am not particularly impressed when someone finds it “extremely difficult to deal with as a critic”. It really isn’t all that hard.

## Does Art Lead Math? Not as far as I can see

In all of these comparisons between art and mathematics I am struck with a feeling that the writer is somehow trying to add a layer of legitimacy to the art by connecting it to mathematics or to science. I don't think this does a service to either the art or the mathematics.

## Four Types of Bayesian-Frequentist Comparisons

It is important when discussing different perspectives to keep clear what the vocabulary is. If you expand the problem set to include limited $$N$$ problems, with non-Normal distributions (such as Beta and Cauchy), then the differences start to become apparent.

## My Projects

Theoretical Neuroscience, Bayesian Inference, Systems Dynamics, Science Pedagogy, and Others

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