Forecasting and Philosophy
I noted yesterday that: “Weather forecasting (and climate prediction) is not just about computer power. Deep philosophical ideas also come
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I noted yesterday that: “Weather forecasting (and climate prediction) is not just about computer power. Deep philosophical ideas also come
Continue readingWeather forecasting (and climate prediction) is not just about computer power. Deep philosophical ideas also come into play. In particular,
Continue readingI’ve been following the Libor scandal with considerable interest. The former Chief Operating Officer of Barclays Jerry del Messier should
Continue readingI noted on Tuesday Nick Boles’ suggestion in a keynote speech at the Resolution Foundation (pdf) to limit certain pensioner
Continue readingNote (12:15 11/7/12): Corrected in 2nd paragraph following a communication from the Resolution Foundation – they are focussed on issues
Continue readingOne of my New Year 2012 resolutions was to report here about events I attend. Trouble is I always seem
Continue readingI’m not a huge admirer of Margaret Thatcher, and still less of her Chancellor, Nigel Lawson. But, back in the
Continue readingMy first thought this morning was to write about the so-called UK drought again. Maybe I’ll post something on that
Continue readingYou know there’s serious trouble when the Economist runs a two-page editorial, in this case proposing “how to save the
Continue readingHere’s an interesting – nay, potentially iconic – figure from a paper, Greenhouse-gas emission targets for limiting global warming to
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