Bryan outlining what the document/short introduction would look like. I could do all of this myself, but given that I don't have a higher education in these topics and they are all quite large I'm afraid I would make a lot of mistakes, so it's better to reach out to the experts instead!

context. I'm the lazy philosopher.

Aight, twitter philosophy is still hilariously bad. Maybe I just shouldn't have logged in again. Or maybe I just shouldn't engage in philosophy at all on the internet and just stick to reading and writing on my own.

I remember my first introduction to Bayes theorem being in my forensic science class during highschool, I had no idea at the time how widely used it was in philosophy.

Started writing this some time ago, haven't continued yet. But premise 1 will take like 2 pages to break down.

Snooooow, winter is here 😁

Found this a while ago, no idea what it is.

Yes, but statistically there is a 66.666% chance that you pulled from the one containing only black. So it is very likely you did, if you keep pulling only black balls from one jar over and over again you can arrive at a statisticall impossibility that it is not the jar with only black balls.

I also like taking photographs but its mostly on things I think are cool. My create side comes in modding things, last picture is of a custom Pokémon map. I think one of my strenghts is to look at something, identify whats making it good and make it better.

Im a UNI student with a passion for natural science and teaching. Worked as a teacher and coach for over a decade and now looking to get my license in math and physics as well as a PhD in philosophy. Outside of natural science I am a huge sci-fi and metal music fan! I also play a lot of Pokémon.

There is no other choice