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Why are we teaching every math and stats undergrad in the country the work of an obscure 18th century cleric? We need a total and complete shutdown until we can figure out what’s going on.
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Who is this cleric?
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There was this guy named Thomas Bayes who was a Presbyterian minister. He never published much and we don't know his particular stances on common church themes. Probably nobody then
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Why do you say so? Bayes theorem is essential to many sciences. There’s nothing wrong with a more in depth interpretation of probability than actually ends up converging into the frequentist approach once enough data is available.
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What is your preferred curriculum ?
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I this Bunhill Fields?
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There is also a clear links to the City (his grave is just outside of the boundary of the City), the Guardian should investigate
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It's OK and a logical progression: when they get to grad school they can read the works of a non-existent French mathematician who wanted to reformulate mathematics
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That's brilliant
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