For my blog go to The seed of reason.
Hello anybody reading this. Here's a list of a few things I've contributed significantly to:
- Tree (set theory)
- wordscraper (new)
- Axiom of constructibility (new)
- Who's closest Still a stub I'm afraid.
- Direct democracy - The three pillars and the notes on citizen assemblies
- Democracy - Much work over a long period of time
- Democracy (varieties) (new)
- Internet democracy (important qualities)
- Elective rights (new)
- Anonymous internet banking (the algorithm)
- Weismann Barrier (put up to date with current thinking)
- Soma-to-germline feedback (combined with weismann barrier)
- Meme (forces in evolution effecting memes)
- e-democracy (electronic direct democracy)
- The angel problem - An unsolved problem in mathematics (mainly my material and new)
- Axiom of determinacy - Infinite logic and proof AC implies not AD
- Athenian democracy - Refactoring material from Democracy
- Independent (Set theory) - (new) Now renamed to Logical independence
- Wikipedia:News sources - A new categorization of news sources to help NPOV reporting. One of my biggest projects so far.
- Winning strategy (new) - Game theory concept that amazingly didn't have a page for it.
- Infinitary logic (new) - This is one of my research interests. The article is mainly my work.
- Statements true in L - Stub currently
- Global square - Also a stub
- EvoWiki - I wrote the comparison section
- Silver machine
- Alpha recursion theory - (new)
- 2009 swine flu outbreak - Mainly critical material regarding reporting bias.
I have done work rewriting TEX on mathematical pages to improve readability and I watch the pages on " creation science" to help ensure NPOV is maintained.
If there's any work to be done in the following areas then drop me a note:
AI, AL, Genetics, Ecology, Set theory, Ethics.
Or if you just want to talk ;) Barnaby dawson 15:21, 8 Jul 2004 (UTC)
100 books to save!
Imagine this scenario: There is a great catastrophie and all the books written since 1740 are lost together with all cultural artifacts and oral traditions from after 1740. Humanity languishes in a new dark age. Which 100 books (post 1740) would you choose to save in order to greatest benefit this future society?
For my blog go to The seed of reason.
Hello anybody reading this. Here's a list of a few things I've contributed significantly to:
- Tree (set theory)
- wordscraper (new)
- Axiom of constructibility (new)
- Who's closest Still a stub I'm afraid.
- Direct democracy - The three pillars and the notes on citizen assemblies
- Democracy - Much work over a long period of time
- Democracy (varieties) (new)
- Internet democracy (important qualities)
- Elective rights (new)
- Anonymous internet banking (the algorithm)
- Weismann Barrier (put up to date with current thinking)
- Soma-to-germline feedback (combined with weismann barrier)
- Meme (forces in evolution effecting memes)
- e-democracy (electronic direct democracy)
- The angel problem - An unsolved problem in mathematics (mainly my material and new)
- Axiom of determinacy - Infinite logic and proof AC implies not AD
- Athenian democracy - Refactoring material from Democracy
- Independent (Set theory) - (new) Now renamed to Logical independence
- Wikipedia:News sources - A new categorization of news sources to help NPOV reporting. One of my biggest projects so far.
- Winning strategy (new) - Game theory concept that amazingly didn't have a page for it.
- Infinitary logic (new) - This is one of my research interests. The article is mainly my work.
- Statements true in L - Stub currently
- Global square - Also a stub
- EvoWiki - I wrote the comparison section
- Silver machine
- Alpha recursion theory - (new)
- 2009 swine flu outbreak - Mainly critical material regarding reporting bias.
I have done work rewriting TEX on mathematical pages to improve readability and I watch the pages on " creation science" to help ensure NPOV is maintained.
If there's any work to be done in the following areas then drop me a note:
AI, AL, Genetics, Ecology, Set theory, Ethics.
Or if you just want to talk ;) Barnaby dawson 15:21, 8 Jul 2004 (UTC)
100 books to save!
Imagine this scenario: There is a great catastrophie and all the books written since 1740 are lost together with all cultural artifacts and oral traditions from after 1740. Humanity languishes in a new dark age. Which 100 books (post 1740) would you choose to save in order to greatest benefit this future society?