I believe that Peter Thiel doesn't know what the hell he's talking about. He seems to have confused mathematics and new age philosophy. "There are no specifics

I believe that Peter Thiel doesn't know what the hell he's talking about. He seems to have confused mathematics and new age philosophy. "There are no specifics in probability and statistics"? I would call this statement bullshit, but I cannot figure out any precise meaning to ascribe to it. "Antitheories dominate instead?" Umm..... huh?! As a math educator, I find the question of whether to teach calculus or statistics in high schools extremely interesting, relevant, and important. If you want to ponder this question, I recommend beginning with a more substantive contribution to the debate.