Category Archives: Statistics and Probability

The atomic hypothesis which has worked so splendidly in Physics breaks down in Psychics. We are faced at every turn with the problems of Organic Unity, of Discreteness, of Discontinuity – the whole is not equal to the sum of … Continue reading →

I thought it might be worthwhile to follow up my previous posts on probabilities with one in which I first of all clarify one or two points and second of all show why certain people are attracted to Bayesian statistics. … Continue reading →

Matheus Grasselli has responded once more to one of my posts. The unfortunate part is that he has dragged some other poor souls into the quagmire of misunderstanding and poor reading. I suppose its now on me — having brought … Continue reading →