Random walks (student stuff)
7 Mar, 2019 at 00:07 | Posted in Statistics & Econometrics | 2 Comments
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Comment by Rob Reno— 7 Mar, 2019 #
Spent many years studying evolutionary biology (history, philosophy, etc.), especially the recent impact of the revelations unfolding from the unlocking of the black box of the nature of variation and deep homology of genetic toolkits. Randomness is there, but so are patterns of deep homology.
Ernst Mayr once pronounced with an
Comment by Rob Reno— 7 Mar, 2019 #