Monthly Archive:: March 2019
One In 52 Continued

Before we explain the significance of this question you’ll need some background. I am giving one of my training courses to a group of investment bankers, hedge fund managers, risk managers, regulators, anyone with an interest in
One In 52

PAUL Pick a card, as they say, any card. INT. A MEDIUM-SIZED LECTURE THEATRE – DAY PAUL, the lecturer, is standing at the front of an almost-full lecture room. The audience is almost entirely male. But PAUL
Swingers

This post looks at Mathematical Thinking, which we define as “The belief, especially characteristic of scientists, that events can be understood, described, and predicted using mathematical equations; thinking founded on this belief.” Sometimes it’s a good thing,