Archive for the 'mathematics'

Understanding Bayesian History

October 9th, 2012 by Richard Carrier

So far I know of only two critiques of my...
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Posted in ancient history, Bayes' Theorem, historical method, mathematics, replies | 46 comments

Bayesian Blogging

August 30th, 2012 by Richard Carrier

This is a request to all fans of Bayes’...
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Posted in Bayes' Theorem, mathematics | 57 comments

New Bayesian Calculator

August 6th, 2012 by Richard Carrier

Thanks to Cam Spiers (who has produced an...
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Posted in Bayes' Theorem, mathematics, updates | 12 comments

The Jesus Tomb and Bayes’ Theorem

June 29th, 2012 by Richard Carrier

Finally, a mathematician actually gets the math...
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Posted in ancient history, archaeology, Bayes' Theorem, Christianity, Jesus, Jesus Tomb, mathematics | 35 comments

The Lame That Would Not Die!

February 22nd, 2012 by Richard Carrier

What is The Lame? Unfortunately no one can be...
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Posted in Bayes' Theorem, history of science, mathematics, metaphysics, philosophy, science | 25 comments

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