Rhetorica: The Fourth Ditch of Fraud
Though the topic is complex, the lesson is simple: To understand statistics, we should first learn how to.
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We’ve Got Your Number: Seven Tips to Ace the CLT’s Math Section
We’ve Got Your Number Seven Tips to Ace the CLT’s Math Section By Gabriel Blanchard “Quantitative Reasoning” may have an intimidating ring to it. But don’t worry—CLT’s staff
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Student Essay: Mathematica Cælestia
Student Essay: Mathematica Cælestia By Boaz David Dernlan Transcendental ideas animate every branch of knowledge, and for this reason, all these branches are mutually enriching. Truth, Goodness, and
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Leibniz: An Author Profile
LeibnizAn Author Profile By Matt McKeown Differential calculus may not be for everyone, but, in some branch or other, the mind of Leibniz is. Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz is
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Euclid: An Author Profile
EuclidAn Author Profile By Matt McKeown If we speak of standing on the shoulders of giants, few are more gigantic than Euclid. As a person, Euclid is one
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Pascal: An Author Profile
PascalAn Author Profile By Gabriel Blanchard In a career of just over twenty years, Pascal changed the direction of European thought. Born in central France in 1623, Blaise
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Archimedes: An Author Profile
ArchimedesAn Author Profile By Gabriel Blanchard In the modern world as much as antiquity, few minds can hold a candle to Archimedes. As a man, Archimedes is one
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The Great Conversation: Chance
The Great Conversation: Chance By Gabriel Blanchard Chance is one of those strange ideas that seems quite natural as long as you aren’t thinking about it. The general
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