“This essay aims to present the implications of statistics for our ways of thinking; what statistics is, how we think about it, and how that can help us.
It presents Bayesian statistics as a useful way to extract meaning from data. And we also seek to get the implications of this method for the way we think.”
How does statistics predict the future and what does that mean for us? Here is a link to the essay.
This is the first essay of a sequence about statistics and the way we think in general. It aims to provide some understanding about how and why (frequentist) statistics is entangled to reality, and touch on topics such as models and things that are modelled. Here is a link.
This essay is about the Oxford, Part A, Rings and Modules course: link to the essay.
It illustrates why abstraction is so useful in mathematics, and touches on the subject of developing maths intuition.
The Pursuit of Understanding 