This episode is an angry nerd rant about colon cleansing. The K-Bomb Episode 8 : Colon Cleansing Take home points about Colon Cleansing Detox is bullshit. Illnesses aren't caused by built-up toxins, so

Good news for all those people who complained about having to do mathematics at school that they're never going to use! If you've been suckered into some of the following (not an exhaustive list): balloon

Back on the cancer pity party. In this episode, I discuss the electro magnetic spectrum. RTX is radiotherapy, of which I've had quite a bit. It's painless and invisible and compared to chemotherapy (CTX),

Taking a bit of a break from the cancer rants and informations sessions, this episode deals with my bucket list holiday. I went to Wacken to get rid of some dandruff the old fashioned way. The K-Bomb Episode

In this episode, I talk about marijuana and how it is obviously a cure for cancer. Big Pharma doesn't want you to be cured from cancer because cutting your life short with expensive and ineffective

It's out today! This episode deals with FOLFOX, which is the chemotherapy treatments that I had received for colon cancer. The K-Bomb Episode 4: FOLFOX. Some other topics covered Necrosis. Or Necrosis.

In this episode, I discuss what it was like being diagnosed with colon cancer. Because sometimes, you end up on WebMD and it is in fact cancer. The K-Bomb Episode 3 - Die Ack Gnosis! Chris beat cancer

I launched my podcast about two weeks ago. The first episode was just introductory so I didn't feel the need to write a blog post for that one. You can listen to that one here: The K-Bomb Episode 1 : Malaise

This post is part of a series on Gödel's incompleteness theorem. You may find all of them here: Gödel's incompleteness theorem: Background. Gödel's incompleteness theorem: Foreground. Gödel's incompleteness

This post is part of a series on Gödel's incompleteness theorem. You may find all of them here: Gödel's incompleteness theorem: Background. Gödel's incompleteness theorem: Foreground. Gödel's incompleteness

This post is part of a series on Gödel's incompleteness theorem. You may find all of them here: Gödel's incompleteness theorem: Background. Gödel's incompleteness theorem: Foreground. Gödel's incompleteness

It's not exactly news but the alkaline diet does not cure cancer. You can find it on the list of unproven or disproven cancer treatments. Alkaline? Not so fast... Many of the food items listed as part

The Top 10 Alkaloid - Liquid Anatomy Amorphis - Queen of Time Beyond Creation - Algorythm Dimmu Borgir - Eonian Frozen Gate - From Ashes Ihshan - Ámr Ivar Bjørnson and Einar Selvik - Hugsjá Judas Priest

I've recently been introduced to DataCamp, which does the job. But then I stumbled upon Kaggle again and decided to join to see what is happening there. It turns out it's free, and it has datasets to play

It's been a while. Life happened, but not nearly enough life for my liking. Today, a bunch of work colleagues and I started randomly discussing drugs. This was spurred on by this handy diagram: I've seen

It's been about 4 months since the last update on my cryptocurrency portfolio. Much has happened in the crypto world, so we should all have a fire-sale and get back into more legitimate investments, right?

I somehow stumbled upon a list of 21 books you don't have to read from GQ. A lad-mag discouraging people from reading is hardly surprising, but I had a nerd rant about it elsewhere on S&M and thought

What is the p-value? The p-value is a statistical measure of significance. Here are some links to explanations of p-values: The Rational Wiki page on statistical significance, which is not too bad. Pictures

I'm currently about 29% through the Udemy course on Machine Learning using Python and R. Their forums aren't very active, so I tried my hand at tutoring someone who had an interesting question there. This

I review Richard Poplak's 'scorching' review of Jordan Peterson's 12 Rules for Life. Just like Richard Poplak, I haven't read Jordan Peterson's book either. Haven't you heard? Not having the good grace