Monthly Archives: December 2023

Why Use Statistics When Probability Will Do?

Posted on December 23, 2023 by Aya Katz

Last night I gave a presentation on Project Bow, an ape language research project, and what issues concerning rigorous proof were presented by spontaneous and non-replicable results. Modern scientific research, especially in the social sciences, relies on aggregated data which … Continue reading →

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How We Judge Metrical Poetry: Inverted-A Horn Submissions Guidelines

Posted on December 21, 2023 by Aya Katz

Updated on February 12, 2012 Aya Katz  moreContact Author Meter in Poetry — Wikipedia Article Meter (poetry) – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia How can you tell if something is good? In the case of poetry, aren’t all standards of evaluation strictly … Continue reading →

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Reviewing “Thinking Ape”

Posted on December 14, 2023 by Aya Katz

This past Friday, I reviewed the YouTube Channel called “Thinking-Ape.” In doing so, I dredged up a few of my old articles on Neoteny, Dominance and Women’s Suffrage in New Jersey. My Old Neoteny Article Developmental Delay as the Primary … Continue reading →

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