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Blog Name: Good Math, Bad Math
Url: http://scienceblogs.com/goodmath/
Language: English
Topics: math, programming languages
Description: Good Math, Bad Math is a blog which exists for two reasons: For me to ramble about the beauty of mathematics, and try to share my enthusiasm for the subject. To track down the bozos who use bad math to lie, distort reality, and in general support bad arguments; demonstrate their errors and their dishonesty; and generally mock them. The blog will also intermittently include me rambling about other obsessions: programming, music, and whatever else interests me. The beautiful "Good Math/Bad Math" banner was designed by Josh Gemmell.
Popularity: 11 Followers

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Financial Shenanigans: the Repo 105
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Code in the Cloud: My Book Beta is Available!
As I've mentioned before, I've been spending a lot of time working on a book.Initially, I was working on a book made up of a collection of material from blog posts;along the way, I got diverted, a...
Grandiose Crankery: Cantor, Godel, Church, Turing, ... Morons!
A bunch of people have been asking me to take a look at yet another piece of Cantor crankeryrecently posted to Arxiv. In general, I'm sick and tired of Cantor crankery -it's been occupying much to...
Animal Experimentation and Simulation
In my post yesterday, I briefly mentioned the problem with simulationsas a replacement for animal testing. But I've gotten a couple of self-righteousemails from people criticizing that: they've al...
Scumbag Animal Rights Villains Harass Children for Father's Speech
This post is off-topic for this blog, but there are some things thatI just can't keep quiet about. Via my friend and fellow ScienceBlogger Janet over at Adventures inEthics and Science, I've heard...
Friday Random Ten, 2/19/2010
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Disco Strikes Out Again: Casey Luskin, Kitzmiller, and New Information
For a lot of people, I seem to have become the go-to blogger for information theory stuff. I really don't deserve it: Jeff Shallit atRecursivity knows a whole lot more than I do. But I do my best....
The End of Defining Chaos: Mixing it all together
The last major property of a chaotic system is topological mixing. You canthink of mixing as being, in some sense, the opposite of the dense periodicorbits property. Intuitively, the dense orbits ...
A Crank among Cranks: Debating John Gabriel
So, remember back in December, I wrote a post about a Cantor crankwho had a Knol page supposedly refuting Cantor's diagonalization? This week, I foolishly let myself get drawn into an extended con...
Cantor Crankery and Worthless Wankery
Poor Georg Cantor. During his life, he suffered from dreadful depression. He was mocked byhis mathematical colleagues, who didn't understand his work. And after hisdeath, he's become the number on...

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