probably
wrong.
A place for smart-dumb questions, suspiciously confident hypotheses and intellectual rabbit holes. I have a PhD in mathematics. This qualifies me to be wrong about many other subjects.
Good questions. Uncertain answers.
Each idea comes with a confidence rating. Not because I know how right I am, but because it's worth being honest about how wrong I might be.
Play with uncertainty.
A random question and a mathematical thought experiment. No manifesto, no claims of expertise.
An experiment in curiosity.
A random question, no pressure to have the answer.
A little more room to be wrong.
Drag the slider and watch a hypothetical distribution spread out. The mathematics is illustrative; the sentiment is genuine.
THERE IS NO SLIDER FOR ACTUAL WISDOM. YET.



