The Problem of Practical Eugenics
- 56 pages
- 2 hours of reading
Karl Pearson was an influential English mathematician who established the discipline of mathematical statistics. His early work explored the concept of relativity, speculating on themes like antimatter and the fourth dimension, emphasizing that natural laws are relative to the observer's perception. Pearson's philosophy, positing that science is a classification of the contents of the mind, has underpinned many classical statistical methods still in use today.


