Master's in philosophy from the Uni of Missouri @Columbia and the Uni of Colorado @ Boulder. Amateur Bayesian - Amusing myself with logic & Bayesian networks!
Lewis Carroll (simple logic puzzle):
1. Babies are illogical.
2. No person is despised who can manage a crocodile.
3. Illogical persons are despised.
Conclusion?
The many problems with the Lucy Letby conviction (Thanks to NotebookLM for the well-done video). This is a brief summary of the brilliant Lucy Letby Analysis by Chris.
@jacksonlambNo1 It might be the other round - people like are unable to handle the awful truth that your justice system (in the UK) is partly broken, and that the NHS has become dysfunctional. Who would want to acknowledge that awful truth? Not you, apparently.
@ells_bells09 Yes - I said so in the description! Read it for yourself! It's an AI summary of a much longer post that most won't take the time to view. Any problems with that?
I can understand disagreeing with Dr. Shoo Lee and thinking that he is mistaken. But why go so far as saying he is a charlatan? Why did he ever get involved in the first place? Being from Canada, he never needed to be a part of this, and it's not clear to me how a charlatan could assemble a panel of experts who might in fact have disagreed with his diagnosis. Do you doubt his credentials?
I just published Collecting Toys II — A Simple Probability Puzzle, With A Bayesian Network
Every box of cereal contains one toy from a group of
5 distinct toys, each of which is mutually independent
from the others and is equally likely to be within a
given box. How many distinct toys can you expect
to collect if you bought 7 boxes?
https://t.co/jKWXITGRlA