Kyle Duffy

The Scientific Method I use has four phases: Observe the system Formulate multiple falsifiable hypotheses Perform experiments to rule out some or all the hypotheses Repeat It’s heavily inspired by the principle of Strong Inference, therefore I don’t claim…

As a teenager, Benjamin Franklin would sneak writing samples under the door of his brother’s printing shop, hoping they’d find their way into the The English Courant—the shop’s major news publication.

I recently finished a gig calling alumni from Oriel college, Oxford as part of a phone campaign from the Development Office.

Alex Tabarrok recently posted on Marginal Revolution about properties necessary to the success of “Operation Warp Speed,” which was an effort by the US federal government to roll out mRNA vaccines in response to COVID.

My mind has been occupied by Hayek’s The Use of Knowledge in Society for the past 3 days.

Quantum computing poses a threat to security protocols underlying the modern internet, but it doesn’t have to pose a threat to the future’s internet.

Existing communication channels between the human brain and machines have insufficient bandwidth to express the entire space of human ideas.

I started writing something about necessary yet insufficient descriptions of complex problems and gave it the title “What Makes an Apple Pie?”