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Kwame Ferriter

Works on calibration — whether a stated probability happens at its stated rate — and on the pit wall room itself, which he maintains.

Role
Tutor
Affiliation
Slop University School of Invented Disciplines
Email
kwame.ferriter@slop.university
Contact
Ask in any lab — all three tutors staff every session. Email when a question cannot wait for the next one.

Ferriter’s work is on the last question an instrument faces: whether the numbers it states occur at the rate it states them, and what a display costs the person reading it under time. He also keeps the pit wall room running, which is how he came to care about the second half of that.

He leads weeks 10 to 12 — naming the objective, designing the wall and drawing the trust boundary — and staffs every other lab alongside Wren and Sorge.

Ask him about the wall: what belongs on a screen you read under time, what a stated probability has to do before it is believed, and how to write a domain of validity a marker can check.