User:Barnaby dawson

Hello anybody reading this. Here's a list of a few things I've contributed significantly to:

Tree (set theory)
wordscraper (new)
Axiom of constructibility (new)
Who's closest Still a stub I'm afraid.
Direct democracy - The three pillars and the notes on citizen assemblies
Democracy - Much work over a long period of time
Democracy (varieties) (new)
Internet democracy (important qualities)
Elective rights (new)
Anonymous internet banking (the algorithm)
Weismann Barrier (put up to date with current thinking)
Soma-to-germline feedback (combined with weismann barrier)
Meme (forces in evolution effecting memes)
e-democracy (electronic direct democracy)
The angel problem - An unsolved problem in mathematics (mainly my material and new)
Axiom of determinacy - Infinite logic and proof AC implies not AD
Athenian democracy - Refactoring material from Democracy
Independent (Set theory) - (new) Now renamed to Logical independence
Wikipedia:News sources - A new categorization of news sources to help NPOV reporting. One of my biggest projects so far.
Winning strategy (new) - Game theory concept that amazingly didn't have a page for it.
Infinitary logic (new) - This is one of my research interests. The article is mainly my work.
Statements true in L - Stub currently
Global square - Also a stub
EvoWiki - I wrote the comparison section
Silver machine
Alpha recursion theory - (new)
2009 swine flu outbreak - Mainly critical material regarding reporting bias.

I have done work rewriting TEX on mathematical pages to improve readability and I watch the pages on "creation science" to help ensure NPOV is maintained.

If there's any work to be done in the following areas then drop me a note:

AI, AL, Genetics, Ecology, Set theory, Ethics.

Or if you just want to talk ;) Barnaby dawson 15:21, 8 Jul 2004 (UTC)

100 books to save!

Imagine this scenario: There is a great catastrophie and all the books written since 1740 are lost together with all cultural artifacts and oral traditions from after 1740. Humanity languishes in a new dark age. Which 100 books (post 1740) would you choose to save in order to greatest benefit this future society?