I've been meaning to do some new digging on Einstein's enigmatic
complaint.In a recent program on Channel 13 (I think, but I can't
locate it now) a recognized physicist portrayed Einstein as unable to
accept uncertainty in nature, and that view seems to be becoming one of
the prevalent
Gee, what you seem to be giving good evidence for is high paid
professional 'quasi-scientific' consulting that is disasterously
incompetent. Now, I'm sure to object less to messed up plans and
research from people who share my personal prejudices. But isn't
what's been happening amount to a lot
Phil Henshaw wrote:
I think modeling is out of reach, but story telling may not be. Telling
the stories of how complex events can be read or misread would be a real
service.
There will be policy makers and I think it is safe to say they'll find
it easier to convince people of their policies
On Sun, Aug 06, 2006 at 12:39:05PM -0400, phil henshaw wrote:
I've been meaning to do some new digging on Einstein's enigmatic
complaint.In a recent program on Channel 13 (I think, but I can't
locate it now) a recognized physicist portrayed Einstein as unable to
accept uncertainty in
