Occam's Razor in an Era of Declining Public Trust | Opinion
Institutional dysfunction trains us to find or dream up arcane and irrational explanations for what we see in the world.
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Occam’s Razor in an Era of Declining Public Trust
The problem is that Occam’s razor, as a general signpost to help make sense of the many things happening all around us, falls ...
The ‘Signalgate’ theories may be entertaining, but they’re probably not correct
The venerable logical principle known as Occam’s razor, attributed to the 14th century English philosopher and theologian ...
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South Korea struggles to contain wildfires that have killed 28
Helicopters dumped water over a burning forest in South Korea on Thursday as fire crews struggled to contain the country's ...
Grave of Yorkshire soldier identified more than a century after his death
A Yorkshire soldier who died in Belgium during the First World War is one of three previously unknown soldiers whose graves were rededicated in a service this week, having been identified more than a ...
United States Army2d
14 June 1775 — 250th Anniversary of the Infantry and the U.S. Army
This year, the U.S. Army Infantry Branch celebrates 250 years since its creation by the 2nd Continental Congress. Several ...
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'The Unkillable Soldier' Who Kept Fighting Despite Losing an Eye and Hand in World War I
Carton de Wiart died in 1963 at the age of 83, but his exploits have inspired generations of service members in the United ...