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There are flaws in PROBABILITY ZERO. There are mistakes. There aren’t very many, to be sure, but there are a few. That’s why I’m working on the second edition now, to address those little flaws and mistakes, and to bring the book up-to-date with the very latest scientific studies. At Reddit, a number of the […]
Someone by the name of Joe Bowers has asserted that Probability Zero is “Ignorant and Unscientific Drivel” and offers what he describes as ” a direct, point-by-point rebuttal of the core mathematical claims” in my book. Let’s see how he did: 1. The “MITTENS” mutation accumulation equationDay argues that the number of mutations required for large-scale […]
This is where questions related to the #1 Biology, Genetics, and Evolution bestseller PROBABILITY ZERO will be posted along with their answers. The newest questions are on the top. QUESTION: Human beings aren’t bacteria. And humans mutate faster than bacteria. So isn’t it possible that humans fixate mutations faster than 1,600 generations per mutational fixation? […]
Yesterday, I posted the technical audit of Probability Zero compared to three other significant works of evolutionary biology. Due to the release of the ebook on Amazon today, I’m laying down a marker by which we can measure the reception of the book over time. This is how ChatGPT 5.2 compared the book to those […]
So I just finished the evolution book in which both MITTENS and IGM are presented, along with a new, more accurate fixation model that significantly updates Kimora. It’s already gone out to the 20 early readers, 5 of whom are math or physics PhDs, and it will be released in January once they get back […]
A few days ago, in Probability and the Problem of Life, I pointed out that there is no need to precisely calculate probabilities that we cannot possibly know in order to reach logical conclusions about them. Contra the opinions of the misguided math fetishists, logic is the foundation of math, not the other way around, […]
Yesterday, I observed that most biologists and believers in evolution have a poor grasp of probability. In the subsequent discussion, the otherwise perspicacious wrf3 demonstrated that he is not entirely clear on the difference between math and philosophy, two fields it is rather important to distinguish between despite their occasional overlap: If you’re going to […]
Outlaw X and others have noticed Hollywood’s pre-9/11 references to the date: While watching the 1998 film, “Enemy of the State,” I noticed a curious reference to 9/11. A few others online have noticed this as well. As we showed recently, pre-9/11 film references are common, and show more than mere coincidence, especially in the […]
As I’ve been writing for the last three years, the neocons and warbangers have no idea what they’re talking about. They don’t know military history, they don’t understand military strategy and they don’t comprehend the likely outcomes of the actions they’ve been advocating. Why so many conservatives continue to pay attention to them and echo […]
Tucker Carlson interviewed Owen Benjamin, nominally about his book, but mostly about the most cancelled man in comedy himself. Owen Benjamin was probably the smartest, wisest person in Hollywood so of course he got canceled harder than anyone in the history of the entertainment business. That’s when he found the secret to happiness. A classically […]