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Shia LaBeouf, who is starring in the upcoming installment of the "Indiana Jones" series announced last night at the MTV Video Music Awards that the official name of the movie is "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull."
Thanks to reader Ron H. for giving us the heads-up about this!
The official press release from Paramount appears below:
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New Indiana Jones Adventure to be Titled Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
HOLLYWOOD, Calif., Sept. 9 /PRNewswire/ -- The title of the new Indiana Jones adventure, now in production under the direction of Steven Spielberg, is Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, it was revealed today by actor Shia LaBeouf.
LaBeouf, who stars in Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull with Harrison Ford, Cate Blanchett, Karen Allen, Ray Winstone and John Hurt, announced the title during today's MTV Video Music Awards, which were broadcast live from Las Vegas.
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull is a Lucasfilm Ltd. and is being distributed by Paramount Pictures. It will be released in the U.S. and simultaneously in most territories worldwide on Thursday, May 22, 2008. Frank Marshall returns as producer, with Kathleen Kennedy joining George Lucas as executive producer.
Breaking news about Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull can be found at http://www.indianajones.com.
Source: Paramount Pictures
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Margot Robbie Held Her Breath For 5 Minutes In Suicide Squad
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With Suicide Squad about to make its bow in theatres, the cast and crew have been doing the press rounds this week, giving interviews and revealing some fun facts along the way. The latest bit of trivia comes from Margot Robbie, who of course plays Harley Quinn in the David Ayer-directed film.
While making an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, the actress spoke a bit about her role in the DC Comics adaptation and specifically, told Jimmy about an underwater scene that she had to film. Though she wouldn't give us any details about what exactly the scene involved or how it factors into the plot, she did mention that she learned how to hold her breath for up to 5 minutes in preparation for it.
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Metrico+ Arrives On Consoles & PC Next Month
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It's been eight months since Dutch indie game developer Digital Dreams has talked about Metrico+, the console version of their debut puzzle game, but now they're ready to share plenty of information, including a release date. The enhanced port of the former PlayStation Vita exclusive, which is coming to PC, Xbox One and PS4, will release August 23. This was announced by the studio on the PlayStation Blog, and they went to Twitter shortly afterwards to confirm details for additional platforms.
As the title indicates, Metrico+ isn't just a port, and it's been priced accordingly. The abstract puzzle game will cost $13.99 on all three platforms, although PlayStation owners will be eligible for a discount. Those that own the original game for Vita will be able to buy the updated version for $6.99 instead.
While gamers are accustomed to having cross-buy on Sony's platforms, Digital Dreams are treating »
- Tyler Treese
True Detective "Not Dead" At HBO – But Don't Expect Season 3 Anytime Soon
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Oh, True Detective. Sweet, sweet True Detective. When you first appeared in 2014, full of dark poetry and Matthew McConaughney, we were smitten. Nomination after nomination fell into your lap, after that beautiful first year of sky-high ratings and critical thinkpieces. The world was your oyster. Then came season 2 – and we were all just left wondering, what happened? Your aesthetic was scattered, your acting spotty, your story was – well, the less we say about that the better.
And so it is that what was once one of the most acclaimed series on the small screen, being hailed as the future of dramatic programming, ended up in a bizarre creative limbo after just two seasons. And according to HBO programming president Casey Bloys, it might stay there a while.
"I'm not sure we have the right take for a third season right now," he said, despite reaffirming that "it's not dead. »
- Isaac Feldberg
The Mummy Cast Photo Finds Tom Cruise In Namibia
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There's a surprising amount riding on Universal's reboot of The Mummy, a consequence of the potentially never-ending shared-universe craze Hollywood has locked itself into. A reintroduction to the iconic movie villain, the blockbuster will also set up a world that can comfortably fit all manner of other famed monsters, from the Creature from the Black Lagoon to the Invisible Man.
Luckily, the actors in tow for this pic, to be directed by Alex Kurtzman, seem to be having a blast despite the pressure. A new photo tweeted from lead actress Annabelle Wallis' account finds her alongside Tom Cruise, Jake Johnson and Courtney B. Vance, all of whom are taking on lead roles in the film opposite Sofia Boutella's wrapped menace. All of them are clad in fatigues while on set in Namibia, Africa, a handy reminder that the movie is taking a more grounded, modern approach to its oft-campy subject. »
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Game Of Thrones Will End After Season 8
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One of television's biggest dramas is entering its final stretch. Speaking to the Television Critics' Association earlier today, HBO's Casey Bloys confirmed that Game of Thrones will end after its planned eighth season – though there's, as one might expect given the size of the show, a lingering possibility of spinoffs.
It had previously been announced that the upcoming seventh season of the series would only comprise seven episodes, which fueled rumors that HBO was plotting a Breaking Bad-esque conclusion to the highly acclaimed fantasy, splitting one final fight to the finish over two shorter seasons. Turns out, there was truth to that – though Bloys also noted that he's not certain of the episode count for the eighth season.
"The exact number for the seventh season is locked at seven," Bloys said. "For »
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The 10 Best U.S Presidents In Cinema
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Now that the Republican National Convention and the Democratic National Convention have both taken place, the final leg of the race to The White House has begun. As a result of those political party events, we know that the world will wake up on November 9th, 2016 to the news that the United States of America has elected either a beauty-pageant-judging businessman, or the first U.S woman, to be the next 'Leader Of The Free World.'
Whichever way that particular cookie crumbles, it will be a globally historic moment. Gender politics and toxic campaign smears aside, by January 2017, the most powerful nation on the planet will be run by either the single most qualified person, or a person that isn't really qualified at all. In those terms, the world stands on a precipice, and the winds of change are approaching.
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Jared Leto Shares Two New Suicide Squad Photos
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With the release of Suicide Squad right around the corner now, all eyes are focused firmly on the upcoming DC Comics adaptation. In fact, at this point, it might just be one of the most anticipated films of the year, and for good reason. From being a villain-centric flick (which is something we haven't really seen yet with comic book movies) to Jared Leto's haunting new take on the Joker, there's a lot to be intrigued about here.
Now, with the marketing push just about done, we've got two new-ish images to share with you as well as yet another TV spot.
The photos, which can be seen above, might look familiar. The first is a variation on a shot that we've already seen of the Joker and Harley, though it appears that the characters are getting a bit closer in this image. »
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10 Sets You Need To Catch At Hard Summer This Weekend
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Since the brand's inception back in 2007, Gary Richards has consistently been bringing the heat every year for Hard Summer. Better known as Destructo, Richards is the founder of Hard Presents, leader of the Ship Fam and overseer of the company's various assets such as Holy Ship!, Hard Day of the Dead and more.
This year, Hard Summer attendees will experience the annual festival in a new light and in a new place. For the first time ever, Richards has relocated the event to Fontana, California inside the Auto Club Motor Speedway. With major acts like Major Lazer, Dillon Francis, Malaa, Flosstradamus, Ice Cube and many more set to feature, this year's edition of the festival is set to be one for the books.
And so, for those of you heading out to Hard Summer this weekend, we've put together our list of 10 acts that you must »
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Got 'Em! Flatliners Remake Is Actually A Sequel
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File this one under "news nobody saw coming… because no one was exactly looking." There's been buzz since 2011 about a remake of the sci-fi cult hit Flatliners, but things became more solidified in recent months as a cast popped up around the project, including original star Kiefer Sutherland.
His involvement seemed to indicate that the remake might carry on from the events of the first pic – which would in fact make it a sequel (or at the very least a requel, if you hate yourself enough to engage in that level of Hollywood jargon) – but it wasn't until earlier this week that Flatliners was unveiled as a full-on sequel.
During an interview with Metro, Sutherland couldn't help but spoil his real role in the follow-up, saying:
"I play a professor at the medical university. It is never stated but it will probably be very clearly understood that »
- Isaac Feldberg
Frank Marshall Talks Jurassic World 2 "Pressure"
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No one was expecting Jurassic World to enter the box office with a whimper, but it came as a surprise to pretty much everyone – including producer Frank Marshall, as revealed during a recent press interview for Jason Bourne – when it roared into theaters so loudly that it became not only the second-highest grossing movie of last year but the fourth biggest of all time.
"No, I wasn't [prepared for the numbers]," Marshall said. "That's the honest truth. I was hoping to open at 100, they were projecting 100 which is huge, and that would've be the biggest opening for a movie that I've produced, but we pretty much doubled my expectations [Laughs] at every turn."
With all those zeroes attached to the movie's total haul, it's not that shocking that Universal is eagerly moving forward with a sequel, currently just known as Jurassic World 2. According to Marshall, director Juan Antonio Bayona »
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Netflix's Flaked Renewed For Season 2
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Despite its paltry reviews and failure to register with mainstream audiences, Flaked is getting another season on Netflix, the streaming service confirmed on social media.
Posting on Flaked's official Facebook page, Netflix wrote, "We're headed back to Venice for #Flaked Season 2. Can we stay in your guest house?" A return date for the second season was listed simply as 2017.
The series, set in the insular California city of Venice, follows Chip (Arnett) as he struggles with the deterioration of his image and sobriety even while falling for the beautiful London (Ruth Kearney) despite the rift this creates between him and his best friend, Dennis (David Sullivan).
It's been well-established that Netflix doesn't exactly operate by typical cable-network laws. Its pricey historical epic Marco Polo was far from the Game of Thrones-style smash that the streaming service had clearly hoped it would be, yet it was »
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Tyler Hoechlin Spotted On The Set Of Supergirl Season 2 Suited Up As Superman
29 July 2016 6:33 PM, PDT
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Yesterday, The CW released a first look at Tyler Hoechlin suited up as the Man of Steel in Supergirl season two. The response was a little mixed, with many fans praising the costume, but equally as many pointing out that the Teen Wolf alum looked a little too skinny to play the iconic DC Comics superhero.
Now, a new batch of photos from the Vancouver set have surfaced, and as you can see in the gallery above, Hoechlin most definitely looks the part. For whatever reason, that official image just didn't do the actor justice, and while he's still a long way off from being as jacked as Henry Cavill, that's still Superman alright.
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Avengers 3 Gets An Official Title, But Infinity War – Part II Is Now "Untitled"
29 July 2016 6:14 PM, PDT
When Marvel Studios announced their Phase 3 slate some time ago, the main event was quite clearly Avengers: Infinity War – Part I and Avengers: Infinity War – Part II. Since then, directors Joe and Anthony Russo have made it clear that the epic sounding movies aren't actually going to be one big story which will play out over two separate instalments.
Still, they're shooting them at the same time, so some connectivity seems highly likely, especially as it's thought that they'll both revolve around Earth's Mightiest Heroes taking on Thanos. After confirming earlier this year that the films were going to be retitled though, that's now appear to have happened, and it really does seem like they will be individual movies.
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The first part is now titled Avengers: Infinity War, while the second film is currently being called "Untitled Avengers. »
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Suicide Squad Cast Member Weighs In On Recently Spoiled Justice League Cameo
29 July 2016 5:46 PM, PDT
We recently learned that Justice League star Ezra Miller appears in Suicide Squad as The Flash. Fans had been theorzing that this would be the case after closely examining scenes in the movie's Comic-Con trailer, but an official cast list confirmed it, and now Jai Courtney has weighed in on Captain Boomerang's scene with the Scarlet Speedster.
All we know for sure is that it features the hero apprehending the Task Force X member during a bank robbery, but it turns out that the actor never even met Miller. In fact, he had no idea when he shot this sequence that The Flash would eventually be added:
"I didn't know he was in the movie until I saw the movie! True! It's funny, because I look back on it and think, 'ya f***in' moron, of course that's what was happening!' But even shooting that »
- Josh Wilding
5 Actors Who Almost Played Jason Bourne
29 July 2016 5:03 PM, PDT
After a nearly 10 year hiatus, Matt Damon is back in action as Robert Ludlum's iconic spy in Jason Bourne, the new film from director Paul Greengrass that sees him reunite with the actor in an attempt to steer the franchise back on track after the middling spinoff The Bourne Legacy.
So far, reviews haven't been terribly positive for the new flick, with our very own Matt Donato saying the following:
Jason Bourne packs a punch, but it's softened by dizzying camera work and an expected story that loses what made the franchise so thrilling from the start.
Still, both Damon and Greengrass have built enough goodwill due to their fantastic work with the series and at this point, we're willing to overlook the shortcomings here. And while Damon is as strong as ever in the role, it's still interesting to think about how things would »
- WGTC Staff
Suicide Squad Director Reveals Which DC Villain Didn't Make The Cut
29 July 2016 4:09 PM, PDT
Ferocious DC supervillain King Shark has been menacing The Flash and his pals on the small screen recently, but there was a time when the character was rumored to make an appearance in David Ayer's Suicide Squad. A mainstay of the team in most incarnations of the comic, it was generally assumed that he'd at least make some sort of cameo in the Warner Bros. film.
Well, it turns out he very nearly did – and was actually considered as a card carrying member of Task Force X.
During a Twitter Q&A, Ayer revealed that at one point he was thinking about adding the monstrous baddie to the Squad, but decided against it due to budgetary concerns.
One of the characters I was thinking about for the squad line-up was King Shark, but we realised it would take a lot of work – a lot of CG work. We »
- Mark Cassidy
Indignation Review
29 July 2016 4:08 PM, PDT
What James Schamus brings to the table as a first-time director is a wealth of on-set and behind-the-scenes movie knowledge, accrued over years as a respected, prolific producer. It comes as no surprise, then, that his debut feature, Indignation, is a meticulously constructed, well-acted, absorbing period drama that will have audiences crossing their fingers in hopes that Mr. Schamus sticks around at his new day job.
The spark of the story is a fascinating idea about teeny-tiny life decisions having enormous effects on one's fate. Posing and proving the theory is Marcus Messner, a gifted student living in 1950s Newark, NJ whose immediate mission in life is to get into a good college to avoid the draft (several of his childhood friends have died in the Korean War, a fate Marcus is hellbent on avoiding). A wave of relief hits him when he gets into the conservative Winesburg College »
- Bernard Boo
According To Stephen Lang, It's Unlikely He'll Play Cable In Deadpool 2
29 July 2016 3:11 PM, PDT
The sequel to this year's biggest super(anti)hero movie is currently in the scripting stages. Deadpool 2 was greenlit faster than you can say "chimichangas!" with original scribes Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick bashing out drafts, ready for returning director Tim Miller and star Ryan Reynolds. All of the elements which made the first flick so. much. fun are in place, leaving the matter of newcomers up in the air.
We know that Deadpool's long-term comic book frenemy Cable will appear, as the mouthy mercenary himself confirmed it in the post-credits scene, but who's going to play him? Well, it looks as if we can rule out Stephen Lang from the list of hopefuls.
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The Avatar actor was one of the first stars to nominate themselves for the role of Deadpool's grizzled buddy, and to be honest, he's a pretty good fit. »
- Gem Seddon
Tallulah Review
29 July 2016 2:53 PM, PDT
In the last year, Netflix has expanded its focus on original programming from acclaimed series like House of Cards, Orange Is the New Black and Daredevil into full-length feature films. From the harrowing drama of Beasts of No Nation to the throwback silliness of Pee-Wee's Big Holiday, the streaming service has demonstrated an eye for material with a built-in appeal to a broad spectrum of audiences, even if some have balked at their eagerness to enter a multi-picture deal with Adam Sandler. Luckily, Tallulah is perhaps one of the more well-received Netflix original films to date.
Oscar-nominated actress Ellen Page stars as the title character, a vagabond who chooses to live out of her van on an indefinite cross-country road trip. However, when her boyfriend (Evan Jonigkeit) leaves her side, a chain of events is set in motion that sees Tallulah developing ties with both an abandoned toddler and »
- Robert Yaniz Jr.
Suicide Squad's Jai Courtney Was Just Joking About Taking Drugs And Self-Harming For The Role
29 July 2016 2:46 PM, PDT
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Cast your minds back. All the way back to yesterday, when Suicide Squad's Jai Courtney revealed in an interview with Empire Magazine that he, like co-star Jared Leto, engaged in some unorthodox preparations for his role. He wasn't alone in trying to match Leto's craziness; director David Ayer apparently made the cast hit each other and amateur skin artist Margot Robbie gave the cast and crew tattoos.
Well, it turns out that Courtney was just having a laugh.
Business Insider caught up with the Aussie actor after his story of taking shrooms and extinguishing lit cigarettes on his skin understandably got everyone's attention. The story took off, and many sites – us included – ran with it. As it happens though, Courtney was being sarcastic and, as everyone who's ever tried to be deadpan over text can relate, »
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Posted by Bill Storage in History of Science, Philosophy of Science on July 25, 2016
Just over eight years ago Chris Anderson of Wired announced with typical Silicon Valley humility that big data had made the scientific method obsolete. Seemingly innocent of any training in science, Anderson explained that correlation is enough; we can stop looking for models.
Anderson came to mind as I wrote my previous post on Richard Feynman's philosophy of science and his strong preference for the criterion of explanatory power over the criterion of predictive success in theory choice. By Anderson's lights, theory isn't needed at all for inference. Anderson didn't see his atheoretical approach as non-scientific; he saw it as science without theory.
Anderson wrote:
"…the big target here isn't advertising, though. It's science. The scientific method is built around testable hypotheses. These models, for the most part, are systems visualized in the minds of scientists. The models are then tested, and experiments confirm or falsify theoretical models of how the world works. This is the way science has worked for hundreds of years… There is now a better way. Petabytes allow us to say: 'Correlation is enough.'… Correlation supersedes causation, and science can advance even without coherent models, unified theories, or really any mechanistic explanation at all."
Anderson wrote that at the dawn of the big data era – now known as machine learning. Most interesting to me, he said not only is it unnecessary to seek causation from correlation, but correlation supersedes causation. Would David Hume, causation's great foe, have embraced this claim? I somehow think not. Call it irrational data exuberance. Or driving while looking only into the rear view mirror. Extrapolation can come in handy; but it rarely catches black swans.
Philosophers of science concern themselves with the concept of under-determination of theory by data. More than one theory can fit any set of data. Two empirically equivalent theories can be logically incompatible, as Feynman explains in the video clip. But if we remove theory from the picture, and predict straight from the data, we face an equivalent dilemma we might call under-termination of rules by data. Economic forecasters and stock analysts have large collections of rules they test against data sets to pick a best fit on any given market day. Finding a rule that matches the latest historical data is often called fitting the rule on the data. There is no notion of causation, just correlation. As Nassim Nicholas Taleb describes in his writings, this approach can make you look really smart for a time. Then things change, for no apparent reason, because the rule contains no mechanism and no explanation, just like Anderson said.
In Bobby Henderson's famous Pastafarian Open Letter to Kansas School Board, he noted the strong inverse correlation between global average temperature and the number of seafaring pirates over the last 200 years. The conclusion is obvious; we need more pirates.
My recent correlation-only research finds positive correlation (r = 0.92) between Google searches on "physics" an "social problems." It's just too hard to resist seeking an explanation. And, as positivist philosopher Carl Hempel stressed, explanation is in bed with causality; so I crave causality too. So which is it? Does a user's interest in physics cause interest in social problems or the other way around? Given a correlation, most of us are hard-coded to try to explain it – does a cause b, does b cause a, does hidden variable c cause both, or is it a mere coincidence?
Big data is a tremendous opportunity for theory-building; it need not supersede explanation and causation. As Sean Carroll paraphrased Kant in The Big Picture:
"Theory without data is blind. Data without theory is lame."
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Happy is he who gets to know the causes of things – Virgil
Feynman as Philosopher
Posted by Bill Storage in History of Science, Philosophy of Science on July 21, 2016
When a scientist is accused of scientism, the common response is a rant against philosophy charging that philosophers of science don't know how science works. For color, you can appeal to the authority of Richard Feynman:
"Philosophy of science is about as useful to scientists as ornithology is to birds." – Richard Feynman
But Feynman never said that. If you have evidence, please post it here. Evidence. We're scientists, right?
Feynman's hostility to philosophy is often reported, but without historical basis. His comment about Spinoza's propositions not being confirmable or falsifiable deal specifically with Spinoza and metaphysics, not epistemology. Feynman actually seems to have had a keen interest in epistemology and philosophy of science.
People cite a handful of other Feynman moments to show his hostility to philosophy of science. In his 1966 National Science Teachers Association lecture, he uses the term "philosophy of science" when he points out how Francis Bacon's empiricism does not capture the nature of science. Not do textbooks about scientific method, he says. Beyond this sort of thing I find little evidence of Feynman's anti-philosophy stance.
But I find substantial evidence of Feynman as philosopher of science. For example, his thoughts on multiple derivability of natural laws and his discussion of robustness of theory show him to be a philosophical methodologist. In "The Character of Physical Law", Feynman is in line with philosophers of science of his day:
"So the first thing we have to accept is that even in mathematics you can start in different places. If all these various theorems are interconnected by reasoning there is no real way to say 'these are the most fundamental axioms', because if you were told something different instead you could also run the reasoning the other way."
Further, much of his 1966 NSTA lecture deals with the relationship between theory, observation and making explanations. A tape of that talk was my first exposure to Feynman, by the way. I'll never forget the story of him asking his father why the ball rolled to the back of wagon as the wagon lurched forward. His dad's answer: "That, nobody knows… It's called inertia."
Via a twitter post, I just learned of a video clip of Feynman discussing theory choice – a staple of philosophy of science – and theory revision. Now he doesn't use the language you'd find in Kuhn, Popper, or Lakatos; but he covers a bit of the same ground. In it, he describes two theories with deeply different ideas behind them, both of which give equally valid predictions. He says,
"Suppose we have two such theories. How are we going to describe which one is right? No way. Not by science. Because they both agree with experiment to the same extent…
"However, for psychological reasons, in order to get new theories, these two theories are very far from equivalent, because one gives a man different ideas than the other. By putting the theory in a certain kind of framework you get an idea what to change."
Not by science alone, can theory choice be made, says the scientist Feynman. Philosopher of science Thomas Kuhn caught hell for saying the same. Feynman clearly weighs explanatory power higher than predictive success in the various criteria for theory choice. He then alludes to the shut-up-and-calculate practitioners of quantum mechanics, indicating that this position makes for weak science. He does this with a tale of competing Mayan astronomy theories.
He imagines a Mayan astronomer who had a mathematical model that perfectly predicted full moons and eclipses, but with no concept of space, spheres or orbits. Feynman then supposes that a young man says to the astronomer, "I have an idea – maybe those things are going around and they're balls of rock out there, and we can calculate how they move." The astronomer asks the young man how accurately can his theory predict eclipses. The young man said his theory wasn't developed sufficiently to predict that yet. The astronomer boasts, "we can calculate eclipses more accurately than you can with your model, so you must not pay any attention to your idea because obviously the mathematical scheme is better."
Feynman again shows he values a theory's explanatory power over predictive success. He concludes:
"So it is a problem as to whether or not to worry about philosophies behind ideas."
So much for Feynman's aversion to philosophy of science.
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Thanks to Ardian Tola @rdntola for finding the Feynman lecture video.
Love Me I'm an Agile Scrum Master
Posted by Bill Storage in Engineering on July 19, 2016
In the 1966 song, Love Me I'm a Liberal, protest singer Phil Ochs mocked the American left for insincerely pledging support for civil rights and socialist causes. Using the voice of a liberal hypocrite, Ochs sings that he "hope[s] every colored boy becomes a star, but don't talk about revolution; that's going a little too far." The refrain is, "So love me, love me, love me, I'm a liberal." Putting Ochs in historical context, he hoped to be part of a major revolution and his anarchic expectations were deflated by moderate democrats. In Ochs' view, limousine liberals and hippies with capitalist leanings were eroding the conceptual purity of the movement he embraced.
If Ochs were alive today, he probably wouldn't write software; but if he did he'd feel right at home in faux-agile development situations where time-boxing is a euphemism for scheduling, the scrum master is a Project Manager who calls Agile a process, and a goal has been set for increased iteration velocity and higher story points per cycle. Agile can look a lot like the pre-Agile world these days. Scrum in the hands of an Agile imposter who interprets "incremental" to mean "sequential" makes an Agile software project look like a waterfall.
While it's tempting to blame the abuse and dilution of Agile on half-converts who endorsed it insincerely – like Phil Ochs' milquetoast liberals – we might also look for cracks in the foundations of Agile and Scrum (Agile is a set of principles, Scrum is a methodology based on them). After all, is it really fair to demand conformity to the rules of a philosophy that embraces adaptiveness? Specifically, I refer to item 4 in the list of values called out in the Agile Manifesto:
- Individuals and interactions over processes and tools
- Working software over comprehensive documentation
- Customer collaboration over contract negotiation
- Responding to change over following a plan
A better charge against those we think have misapplied Agile might be based on consistency and internal coherence. That is, item 1 logically puts some constraints on item 4. Adapting to a business situation by deciding to value process and tools over individuals can easily be said to violate the spirit of the values. As obvious as that seems, I've seen a lot of schedule-driven "Agile teams" bound to rigid, arbitrary coding standards imposed by a siloed QA person, struggling against the current toward a product concept that has never been near a customer. Steve Jobs showed that a successful Product Owner can sometimes insulate himself from real customers; but I doubt that approach is a good bet on average.
It's probably also fair to call foul on those who "do Agile" without self-organizing teams and without pushing decision-making power down through an organization. Likewise, the manifesto tells us to build projects around highly motivated individuals and give them the environment and trust they need to get the job done. This means we need motivated developers worthy of trust who actually can the job done, i.e., first rate developers. Scrum is based on the notion of a highly qualified self-organizing, self-directed development team. But it's often used by managers as an attempt to employ, organize, coordinate and direct an under-qualified team. Belief that Scrum can manage and make productive a low-skilled team is widespread. This isn't the fault of Scrum or Agile but just the current marker of the enduring impulse to buy software developers by the pound.
But another side of this issue might yet point to a basic flaw in Agile. Excellent developers are hard to find. And with a team of excellent developers, any other methodology would work as well. Less competent and less experienced workers might find comfort in rules, thereby having little motivation or ability to respond to change (Agile value no. 4).
As a minor issues with Agile/Scrum, some of the terminology is unfortunate. Backlog traditionally has a negative connotation. Starting a project with backlog on day one might demotivate some. Sprint surely sounds a lot like pressure is being applied; no wonder backsliding scrum masters use it to schedule. Is Sprint a euphemism for death-march? And of all the sports imagery available, the rugby scrum seems inconsistent with Scrum methodology and Agile values. Would Scrum Servant change anything?
The idea of using a Scrum burn-down chart to "plan" (euphemism for schedule) might warrant a second look too. Scheduling by extrapolation may remove the stress from the scheduling activity; but it's still highly inductive and the future rarely resembles the past. The final steps always take the longest; and guessing how much longer than average is called "estimating." Can we reconcile any of this with Agile's focus on being value-driven, not plan-driven? Project planning, after all, is one of the erroneous assumptions of software project management that gave rise to Agile.
Finally, I see a disconnect between the method of Scrum and the values of Agile. Scrum creates a perverse incentive for developers to continually define sprints that show smaller and smaller bits of functionality. Then a series of highly successful sprints, each yielding a workable product, only asymptotically approaches the Product Owner's goal.
Are Agile's days numbered, or is it a good mare needing a better jockey?
"People who enjoy meetings should not be in charge of anything." – Thomas Sowell
Nobel Laureates Stoop to the Level of Greenpeace
Posted by Bill Storage in Philosophy of Science on July 3, 2016
Over 100 Nobel laureates signed a letter urging Greenpeace to stop opposing genetically modified organisms (GMOs). The letter specifically address golden rice, a genetically engineered crop designed to reduce Vitamin-A deficiencies, which cause blindness in children of the developing world.
My first thought is to endorse any effort against the self-obsessed, romantic dogmatism of Greenpeace. But that may be a bit hasty.
The effort behind the letter was organized by Sir Richard Roberts, Chief Scientific Officer of New England Biolabs and Phillip Sharp, winner of the 1993 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for the discovery that genes in eukaryotes are not contiguous strings and contain introns. UC Berkeley's Randy Schekman, professor of cell and developmental biology and 2013 Nobel laureate also signed the letter.
I expect Roberts, Sharp, Schekman and other signers are highly qualified to offer an opinion on the safety of golden rice. And I suspect they're right about Greenpeace. But I think the letter is a terrible move for science.
Of the 110 Nobel laureate signers as of today, 26 are physicists and 34 are chemists. Laureates in Peace, Literature and Economics are also on the list. It's possible that a physicists or an economist might be highly skilled in judging the safety of golden rice; but I doubt that most Nobel winners who signed that letter are more qualified than the average molecular biologist without a Nobel Prize.
Scientists, more than most folk, should be aware that consensus should not be recruited to support a theory. Instead, consensus should occur only when the last skeptic is dragged, kicking and screaming, over the evidence, then succumbing to the same explanatory theory held by peers. That clearly didn't happen with Roberts' campaign and argument from authority.
Also, if these Nobel-winning scientist had received slightly less specialized educations, they might see a terrible irony here. They naively attempt to side step Hume's Guillotine. That is, by thinking that scientific knowledge allows deriving an "ought" statement from an "is" statement (or collection of scientific facts), they indulge in ethical naturalism and are exposed to the naturalistic fallacy. And in a very literal sense, ethical naturalism is exactly the delusion under which Greenpeace operates.
Each day I wonder how many things I am dead wrong about. – Jim Harrison
Quantified Risk and the Dearth of Dinosaurs on Jupiter
Posted by Bill Storage in Engineering, Risk Management on June 30, 2016
Your tombstone is as likely to say you were killed by an asteroid as to say that you died in an airplane crash. At least Neil deGrasse Tyson sees it that way.
Says Tyson in his recently released lecture series, My Favorite Universe, "the chances that your tombstone will read 'killed by an asteroid' are the same as the chances of your tombstone reading 'killed in a plane crash.'" Now how can that be? You've known of people who died in a plane crash, but no one knows anyone who was killed by an asteroid. A few hundred people a year die in plane crashes. Sometime in the next 100 million years a giant asteroid will hit the earth. It could kill 10 billion people. If airplanes kill 100 people a year, in 100 million they will have killed 10 billion people. Therefore, Tyson says, "the risk of death is same from airplanes and asteroids." Many people might not agree.
Tyson is implicitly using an idea often called risk neutrality. That is, he is defining risk as a scalar value – i.e., having only magnitude, not direction. Commercial aerospace uses this assumption, and this concept of risk. It works well there. Note that in science, risk is not the probability of an unwanted event, but a combination of the event's probability and its severity. Different industries use the term differently – some quite illogically. In science and engineering risk isn't probability, and it has no concern for the benefit or reward of exposure to the bad event. But even when we accept that risk is a combination of probability and severity, they need not be combined by multiplication into a scalar quantity; risk can remain a vector – with a probability component and a severity component. Risk as a scalar has psychological and ethical consequences that some may be unwilling to accept.
In aerospace, risk is the arithmetic product of the probability of an unwanted event and the cost of that event. If, for example, we have a track record of one plane crash per year killing one hundred people (reasonably consistent with historical data), we can calculate the probability of the crash per year as 0.63 or 63% (note not 1.0 as some might think: probability P is not equal to the failure rate R times the exposure time T, but one minus e [Euler's number, ~2.71828182] to the power of negative R times T). But just to keep the math simple, let's use a probability of one for the airplane crash in which 100 people are killed.
In that case the cost of the airplane crash in one year is 100 lives. Tyson, like aerospace risk analysts who assume risk neutrality, then calculates the risk of this event in one year as 100 person-lives. The risk – the cost of the loss, a.k.a. mathematical expectation – is a product of probability (P equals one) times the cost (100 lives).
For the asteroid in Tyson's example, the historical rate of killer asteroid collisions with earth, based on analysis of craters on the moon, is one per 100 million years. The last such unwanted event (unwanted by dinosaurs but fortuitous for our evolution), 65 million years ago, wiped out all dinosaurs and most other terrestrial life. Thus the probability of such an event per year is roughly 1 divided by 100 million, or 1E-8. The cost of the event, using Tyson's number, is 10 billion lives (1E10 lives). So using the same math as above, the risk (mathematical expectation) of Asteroid Armageddon in any given year is 1E-8 times 1E11 lives, or 1E2 lives, or 100 lives.
So assuming risk neutrality, an asteroid that can wipe out all human life and commercial airplane crashes pose the same risk to the average person – as Tyson says. Those who disagree have a valid point. Risk neutrality is a convenient idea for allocating risk between different components and subsystems on an aircraft. It is useful for comparing risks where the probabilities and severities are similar. "Similar" in the world of engineering, might mean a few orders of magnitude. But 10 billion and 100 (deaths from killer asteroid versus death from airplane crash) differ by a factor of one hundred million.
Risk neutrality is something engineers assume in order to get the job done – to allocate redundancy, to set design stress levels, to set maintenance schedules, and so forth. Risk neutrality is not a law of nature or an ethical maxim. Banks, for example, do not operate under the assumption of risk neutrality. Banks think one billion-dollar loss is much worse than 1000 million-dollar losses. They probably have good reasons for this. Those reasons likely include subtle psychological consequences of huge losses and secondary financial effects such as reputation damage.
Some people might think the risk of Asteroid Armageddon is actually much higher than that of airplane crashes because of the finality of it. No second chance. Others – congress, for example – might think that the risk of a killer asteroid – or at least the importance of addressing this unwanted event – is very low given its small chance of being seen by anyone now living. But since preventing asteroids – even big ones – is possible, using current or near-future technology, and because the unwanted event is so bad, that thinking could be found wanting. After all, our eggs are all in one basket.
There may also be an element of belief at work in the asteroid-versus-airplane risk comparison. We believe airplane crashes are real because we've seen them on TV. Asteroid Armageddon is a calculation based on factors inaccessible to most people. An asteroid impact of 100 million megatons (5 billion atom bombs), like the one that killed T Rex, seems unimaginable. The rate of collisions of asteroids of various sizes and the earth is not a historical frequency that we've recorded. It is a prediction based on certain assumptions. Unfortunately. these assumptions seem very sound. The earth's asteroid history is quickly erased by weather. The moon, however, has no weather. It is nothing but asteroid crater on top of crater, and the resulting dust. Crater diameters, moon diameter, earth diameter and a few basic facts lead to the predicted rate of big asteroids hitting the earth.
In 1992, Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9, under intense observation by terrestrial and space telescopes including Hubble, ROSAT and Galileo, broke into 21 smaller comets as it approached Jupiter. Jupiter protects the earth from a large number of long-period comets. It flings them out of the solar system before they can get to us, thank Jupiter. Despite having calculated the precise impact times in advance, astronomers weren't expecting to actually see the explosive impacts. On impact, the black spots on Jupiter were more visible than Jupiter's giant storm eye, and could be seen from earth with hobby telescopes. Each of the 21 impacts had enough energy to kill all of earth's dinosaurs. If Jupiter were capable of supporting life, its rate of comet and killer asteroid impact would surely extinguish it. As Tyson jokes, "Jupiter's got no dinosaurs."
I'm wondering what ethical ground lies at the intersection of risk analysis, astronomy, and dinosaurs. For example, if Jupiter did have dinosaurs and you had the technology to deflect Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9, would you want to intervene in nature to save the dinosaurs? If the earth's temperature were known to be increasing solely from solar activity, would you want to modify the climate to save wildlife? Humans? If dinosaurs lived only in central Siberia, would you have wanted to deflect the Tunguska asteroid that leveled hundreds of square miles of forest there in 1908? Should we act now to build a system to detect and deflect asteroids, as Ed Lu proposes? Even if effective intervention would require acting 100 years before the expected impact? Tyson says yes. He doesn't want to be the laughing-stock of the galaxy – the first species to go extinct while having, unlike dinosaurs, the technology and intelligence to protect themselves.
Science vs Philosophy Again
Posted by Bill Storage in Multidisciplinarians, Philosophy of Science on June 20, 2016
Scientists, for the most part, make lousy philosophers.
Yesterday I made a brief post on the hostility to philosophy expressed by scientists and engineers. A thoughtful reply by philosopher of science Tom Hickey left me thinking more about the topic.
Scientists are known for being hostile to philosophy and for being lousy at philosophy when they practice it inadvertently. Scientists tend to do a lousy job even at analytic philosophy, the realm most applicable to science (what counts as good thinking, evidence and proof), not merely lousy when they rhapsodize on ethics.
But science vs. philosophy is a late 20th century phenomenon. Bohr, Einstein, and Ramsey were philosophy-friendly. This doesn't mean they did philosophy well. Many scientists, before the rift between science ("natural philosophy" as it was known) and philosophy, were deeply interested in logic, ethics and metaphysics. The most influential scientists have poor track records in philosophy – Pythagoras (if he existed), Kepler, Leibnitz and Newton, for example. Einstein's naïve social economic philosophy might be excused for being far from his core competency, but the charge of ultracrepidarianism might still apply. More importantly, Einstein's dogged refusal to budge on causality ("I find the idea quite intolerable that an electron exposed to radiation should chose of its own free will…") showed methodological – if not epistemic – flaws. Still, Einstein took interest in conventionalism, positivism and the nuances of theory choice. He believed that his interest in philosophy enabled his scientific creativity:
"I fully agree with you about the significance and educational value of methodology as well as history and philosophy of science. So many people today – and even professional scientists – seem to me like somebody who has seen thousands of trees but has never seen a forest. A knowledge of the historic and philosophical background gives that kind of independence from prejudices of his generation from which most scientists are suffering. This independence created by philosophical insight is – in my opinion – the mark of distinction between a mere artisan or specialist and a real seeker after truth." – (Einstein letter to Robert Thornton, Dec. 1944)
So why the current hostility? Hawking pronounced philosophy dead in his recent book. He then goes on to perform a good deal of thought around string theory, apparently unaware that he is reenacting philosophical work done long ago. Some of Hawking's philosophy, at least, is well thought.
Not all philosophy done by scientists fares so well. Richard Dawkins makes analytic philosophers cringe; and his excursions into the intersection of science and religion are dripping with self-refutation.
The philosophy of David Deutsch is more perplexing. I recommend his The Beginning of Infinity for its breadth of ideas, some novel outlooks, for some captivating views on ethics and esthetics, and – out of the blue – for giving Jared Diamond the thrashing I think he deserves. That said, Deutsch's dogmatism is infuriating. He invents a straw man he names inductivism. He observes that "since inductivism is false, empiricism is as well." Deutsch misses the point that empiricism (which he calls a misconception) is something scientists lean slightly more or slightly less toward. He thinks there are card-carrying empiricists who need to be outed. Odd as the notion of scientists subscribing to a named philosophical position might appear, Deutsch does seem to be a true Popperian. He ignores the problem of choosing between alternative non-falsified theories and the matter of theory-ladenness of negative observations. Despite this, and despite Kuhn's arguments, Popper remains on a pedestal for Deutsch. (Don't get me wrong; there is much good in Popper.) He goes on to dismiss relativism, justificationism and instrumentalism ("a project for preventing progress in understanding the entities beyond our direct experience") as "misconceptions." Boom. Case closed. Read the book anyway.
So much for philosophy-hostile scientists and philosophy-friendly scientists who do bad philosophy. What about friendly scientists who do philosophy proud. For this I'll nominate Sean Carroll. In addition to treating the common ground between physics and philosophy with great finesse in The Big Picture, Carroll, in interviews and on his blog (and here), tries to set things right. He says that "shut up and calculate" isn't good enough, characterizing lazy critiques of philosophy as either totally dopey, frustratingly annoying, or deeply depressing. Carroll says the universe is a strange place, and that he welcomes all the help he can get in figuring it out.
Rµv – (1/2)Rgµv = 8πGTµv. This is the equation that a physicist would think of if you said "Einstein's equation"; that E = mc2 business is a minor thing – Sean Carroll, From Eternity to Here
Up until early 20th century philosophers had material contributions to make to the physical sciences – Neil deGrasse Tyson
The P Word
Posted by Bill Storage in Philosophy of Science, Uncategorized on June 19, 2016
Philosophy can get you into trouble.
I don't get many responses to blog posts; and for some reason, most of those I get come as email. A good number of those I have received fall into two categories – proclamations and condemnations of philosophy.
The former consist of a final word offered on a matter that I wrote about having two sides and warranting some investigation. The respondents, whose signatures always include a three-letter suffix, set me straight, apparently discounting the possibility of an opposing PhD. Regarding argumentum ad verecundiam, John Locke's 1689 Essay Concerning Human Understanding is apparently passé in the era where nonscientists feel no shame for their science illiteracy and "my scientist can beat up your scientist." For one blog post where I questioned whether fault tree analysis was, as commonly claimed, a deductive process, I received two emails in perfect opposition, both suitably credentialed but unimpressively defended.
More surprising is hostility to endorsement of philosophy in general or philosophy of science (as in last post). It seems that for most scientist, engineers and Silicon Valley tech folk, "philosophy" conjures up guys in wool sportscoats with elbow patches wondering what to doubt next or French neoliberals congratulating themselves on having simultaneously confuted Freud, Marx, Mao, Hamilton, Rawls and Cato the Elder.
When I invoke philosophy here I'm talking about how to think well, not how to live right. And philosophy of science is a thing (hint: Google); I didn't make it up. Philosophy of science is not about ethics. It has to do with that fact that most of us agree that science yields useful knowledge, but we don't all agree about what makes good scientific thinking. I.e., what counts as evidence, what truth and proof mean, and being honest about what questions science can't answer.
Philosophy is not, as some still maintain, a framework or ground on which science rests. The failure of logical positivism in the 1960s ended that notion. But the failure of positivism did not render science immune to philosophy. Willard Van Orman Quine is known for having put the nail in the coffin of logical positivism. Quine introduced a phrase I discussed in my last post – underdetermination of theory by data – in his 1951 "Two Dogmas of Empiricism," often called the most important philosophical article of the 20th century. Quine's article isn't about ethics; it's about scientific method. As Quine later said in Ontological Relativity and Other Essays (1969):
I see philosophy not as groundwork for science, but as continuous with science. I see philosophy and science as in the same boat – a boat which we can rebuild only at sea while staying afloat in it. There is no external vantage point, no first philosophy. All scientific findings, all scientific conjectures that are at present plausible, are therefore in my view as welcome for use in philosophy as elsewhere.
Philosophy helps us to know what science is. But then, what is philosophy, you might ask. If so, you're halfway there.
Philosophy is the art of asking questions that come naturally to children, using methods that come naturally to lawyers. – David Hills in Jeffrey Kasser's The Philosophy of Science lectures
The aim of philosophy, abstractly formulated, is to understand how things in the broadest possible sense of the term hang together in the broadest possible sense of the term. – Wilfrid Sellars, "Philosophy and the Scientific Image of Man," 1962
This familiar desk manifests its presence by resisting my pressures and by deflecting light to my eyes. – WVO Quine, Word and Object, 1960


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A fine tale of life in Ice Age Europe, evocative writing and good character development, humour, excitement, and adventure. But... raccoons? Blue jays? Muskrats? Hummingbirds etc? Oh dear. I found the poor research very jarring occasionally, so one star off for that.
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I liked it very much too but noticed the same wierd mistakes there are some hunting ones too. I began to assume that that they were deliberate, don't think they were though.
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I couldn't finish the book so I don't want to leave a full review, but I kept thinking that they had accidentally published the first draft for the kindle version. It was full of repeated words, the author seems to get one stuck in his head and it then appears 5 or 6 times over the next few paragraphs, such as nightmare or downstream. Then there is the shaman's ex explaining to loon the difference between jealousy and envy, because clearly when every day is a fight for survival that kind of thing is important.
Overall I thought that the story itself was coming together well, but I just could not read another word of the dreadful writing.
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It seems to be a common fault with US authors that they don't research the natural world well enough - I remember reading a novel about Stonehenge in which the chief character caught turtles in a nearby river! Yes, I've noticed the animal errors too. Not good enough, Mr. Robinson!
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