Matt Booth

[Matt Booth @BoothMattBooth]

@Philip_Goff @MsuarezaSuarez @d08890 @BaptisteLeBihan Dempster-Shafer propose plausibility as the dual measure to belief. I’m not sure if there is any meaningful difference between plausibility and conceivability in this context. Is there some relation between plausibility/possibility though? Seems plausible..

[Matt Booth @BoothMattBooth]

@PhilosophyOI Pretty sure that was Thoreau.

[Andrei Zvelindovsky @zvelindovsky]

Physics UROS projects 2022 https://t.co/BDlYOFi9l8

[Matt Booth @BoothMattBooth]

@Philip_Goff Ok, yes I would agree, but I think 'personality' would perhaps be more appropriate than 'temperament'.

[Andrei Zvelindovsky @zvelindovsky]

Physics and science: the art of taking a stance about undecidable questions https://t.co/07uLsISKvQ

[Lincoln School of Mathematics & Physics @UoLMathsPhys]

@preshtalwalkar Hi Presh! Last week we hosted a work experience student (11th grade in US) who was interested in your video. He has written a fantastic blog post about the solution that you may find interesting.
Link: https://t.co/XSwQzFSqyv

[ノスリヤプF @fpaillus]

Are black hole models mathematically consistent? https://t.co/jmwtf2bLJC

[Matt Booth @BoothMattBooth]

@Philip_Goff I’d suggest that it is entirely possible for a god to perform evil acts, but the probability would be zero if the god is ‘perfectly good’; it is a possibility but not an eventuality.

[justjack @JackGilmour18]

@RWMaloneMD Heart breaking...

This is most of the rest of her video.

[justjack @JackGilmour18]

@RWMaloneMD Ethics professor, Julie Ponesse, speaks out on unethical coercion.

Huron University College dismissed her for maintaining ethical standards which she has been trusted to teach for 20yrs.

This gets crazier every day.

[Pierre Kory, MD MPA @PierreKory]

Our published medical journal article that passed 3 rounds of peer review by 3 senior government scientists… is banned from sharing by Facebook. Good times.

[Matt Booth @BoothMattBooth]

@davidjthunder The issue is that the models tend to have so many free parameters that many different parameter sets can reproduce the data. However, somewhat counterintuitively, it seems that this doesn't necessarily prevent such 'sloppy' models from being used to make some useful predictions.

[ノスリヤプF @fpaillus]

Not So Fast!!: I was wrong about voltage https://t.co/41AYe94gZo via @YouTube

[Ehden (#PfizerLeak/#MonkeyBusiness/#COptiGate) 🌟 @eh_den]

PFIZERLEAK: EXPOSING THE PFIZER MANUFACTURING AND SUPPLY AGREEMENT.

(thread)

Background:
Pfizer has been extremely aggressive in trying to protect the details of their international COVID19 vaccine agreements.

Luckily, I've managed to get one.

#PfizerLeak
#Pfizer

[Big Brother Watch @BigBrotherWatch]

🚨BREAKING

Mandatory vaccines for care workers is now law. Millions more workers will be affected.

The House of Lords passed the new law after just 90 minutes debate, with a regret motion noting there is insufficient evidence for it and that the severity of impact is unknown.

[Adam Brooks AKA EssexPR 🇬🇧 @EssexPR]

I’ll leave this here, from a senior cross party Parliamentary committee.

https://t.co/v5ryiLlpWC

[Robert W Malone, MD @RWMaloneMD]

So, I hope that this is hyperbole and an over-reaction, but last night an experienced journalist told me that I need to get security because I was at risk of being assassinated. I do not know how to even begin to think about this. I am just a middle class person. Security??!!??

[Didier Maïsto @DidierMaisto]

La seule chose à faire est de tweeter et de retweeter nos images. Les faits sont têtus. Et nous aussi ! ✊

[Matt Booth @BoothMattBooth]

@cliftonaduncan "The following is a collection of some of Kharms' wonderfully absurd short stories that I have found in various places on the net."

https://t.co/jsNmrJskpl