Never take bias allegations personally - a cautionary tale
Being personally affronted by a bias allegation leads to a successful JR; and just because reasons don't persuade you, doesn't mean they are inadequate
We’ve been experiencing a bit of a cold snap - which has meant I have been spending time indoors reading.
I finished reading “Turning to Stone: Discovering the Subtle Wisdom of Rocks”, by geologist Marcia Bjornerud. I learned about T.C. Chamberlin’s “method of multiple working hypotheses”, which Bjornerud describes as the habit of “holding in the mind m…


