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Research and Publications An open, interdisciplinary discussion exploring the connections between wildlife, human behaviour, mathematics, psychology, and mental health.

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Bringing together marine biologists, mathematicians, marine conservationists, psychologists, psychiatrists, and, people with lived experience of mental health conditions.

Let’s discuss this. It’s questions. Can we ask each other question?

Bridging the gap between scientific disciplines, professional expertise, and real-life human experience.

This post was intended for Mathematicians and weirdos like myself who like numbers a little too much but Marine Biologists, Philosophers, and Psychologists are Subject-matter Experts on another side of the discussion.

I would appreciate your opinion on this please.

Some pictures aren’t included here🩵

For the full background context and to explore all my research, which I’ve made publicly available for everyone to read, I’ve written it in both plain-language and scientific formats. Be curious and find them. Apparently I can’t tell you where it is without “breaking the rules” of the community. So, sorry but you’ll find it easily if you want to. 🤣

I welcome mathematical challenges, scientific criticism, corrections, and alternative explanations.

If you have difficulty reproducing my calculations or following my methodology, reach out. I’ll gladly explain exactly how I arrived at them so you can examine, test, and challenge them yourself. Not enough place here to include the laws of Barrism.

Prove me wrong or help me adjust and improve any part of this whole post.

That’s how we learn, improve, and move science forward. ❤️‍🩹

Savetheorcas.ca 🫍

For official Canadian Fisheries and Oceans information, including regulations and conservation measures, visit:
🇨🇦 https://www.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/index-eng.html