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| | | | | From Robyn Dawes's Rational Choice in an Uncertain World: In fact, this post-hoc fitting of evidence to hypothesis was involved in a most grievous chapter in United States history: the internment of Japanese-Americans at the beginning of the Second World War. When California governor Earl Warren testified before a congressional hearing in San Francisco on February 21, 1942, a questioner pointed out that there had been no sabotage or any other type of espionage by the Japanese-Americans up to that time. Warren responded, "I take the view that this lack [of subversive activity] is the most ominous sign in our whole situation. It convinces me more than perhaps any other factor that the sabotage we are to get, the Fifth Column activities are to get, are timed ju... | |
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| | | | | 2.bp.blogspot.com by Ian Pollock [Note: this post assumes basic familiarity with probability math, and also presupposes a subject... | |
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www.legalcheek.com
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| | | | | Justice Sec poised to take extreme action on soaring court backlog | |
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