Bayes-neon Mascots (desperately seeking): a neon sign! puppies! wigless religious figure—probably the reverend!
I have always thought that the neon sign (of the definition of conditional probability)–first spotted on a truly impressive cult blog–is the fitting emblem for a certain subset of contemporary Bayes: neon. Politically, epistemologically, and commercially–it says it all!
(My “proper” blog (compared to this one) has a stock mascot, Diamond Offshore. Unfortunately, it’s at like a year low. Search rejected posts, if interested in the story. The insignia or pictorial emblem for that blog is the exiled one, casting about for inductive insights):
Rejected Posts of D. Mayo 
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This website definitely has all of the information and facts I wanted about this subject
and didn’t know who to ask.