Why Are the Numbers All Jumbled? JNMT historian Carrier proposes Bayes' Theorem

historian Carrier proposes Bayes' Theorem as a solution to the problem of establishing reliable historical criteria

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Why Are the Numbers All Jumbled? JNMT historian Carrier proposes Bayes' TheoremA child reflects on her struggles, strengths, and experiences with dyscalculia In Why Are the Numbers All Jumbled?, a young girl tells us about her life with dyscalculia. She loves to run races and act in plays. And, like everyone with dyscalculia, her brain processes numbers differently than most people. She has learned some great tools for helping with math problems, like drawing pictures so she can see how numbers work. Some of her classmates don't