Matteo Michelini

PhD Candidate in Social Epistemology. Into modelling and simulations. Gets easily excited about everything.

[Matteo Michelini @MatteoMich20]

The first paper of my PhD is accepted for publication (JASSS)! It is joint work with my awesome colleagues @xaviosorm , Wybo Houkes, Dunja Seselja and Christian Strasser, and it is about disagreement, data, and scientific communities. On @PhilSciArchive
https://t.co/RFZWMsATTX

[Matteo Michelini @MatteoMich20]

My paper on belief polarization has just been published in Synthese (@SpringerNature): https://t.co/1aMyEYQrbK

I wrote it with @EugeniaPolizzi and @DanieleVilone (@LABSS_CNR), and it talks about the minimal conditions for polarization given that beliefs are socially adaptive.

[Pablo Rivas-Robledo @PabloRivasRobl1]

@xaviosorm presented joint work with @MatteoMich20 . Their approach, great, the results, fantastic: dense communication structures can be beneficial for heterogeneous communities; but a lot of diversity hinders the utility of dense information-sharing strategies.

[Matteo Michelini @MatteoMich20]

@samulipo @MaxNoichl @PabloRivasRobl1 Bochum yard

[JASSS @JASSSJournal]

Does #science contribute to #polarization? Here is a recent article by @MatteoMich20 and a team from @TUeindhoven @UAM_Madrid @ruhrunibochum https://t.co/TsAsZMw59u

[Samuli Reijula @samulipo]

Bochum cool ⁦⁦⁦@MatteoMich20⁩ @MaxNoichl ⁦@PabloRivasRobl1⁩

[The Cultural Tutor @culturaltutor]

Want to know the difference between the Ancient Greeks and the Ancient Romans? Just look at their statues.

Art always tells you what a society wants to believe about itself.

So, from the Soviet Union to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, here's what art says about who we are...

[Fiammetta Marini @Fiammarini]

Trustworthiness impressions are fundamental social judgments. How do we achieve them when we encounter crowds of faces? Our new work with @C_AMSutherland, @barbala_o, @MauroManassi shows that we can extract summary statistics of trust from groups.

https://t.co/aKjdZkzjvW
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[Matteo Michelini @MatteoMich20]

Check it out to have a better understanding of it, and discover every little funky detail :)

[Matteo Michelini @MatteoMich20]

The first paper of my PhD is accepted for publication (JASSS)! It is joint work with my awesome colleagues @xaviosorm , Wybo Houkes, Dunja Seselja and Christian Strasser, and it is about disagreement, data, and scientific communities. On @PhilSciArchive
https://t.co/RFZWMsATTX

[Matteo Michelini @MatteoMich20]

The model is idealized and, as such, carries limitations that are discussed in our sensitivity analysis. However, it explores an interesting mechanism (that of disagreements based on differerent diagnostic values), and explains why something quite counterintuitive may happen.

[Matteo Michelini @MatteoMich20]

I just love the voice in scottish trains saying "If something's doesn't feel right... we'll sort it...#seeit #sayit #sortit"

[Anna Ciaunica PhD @annaciaunica.bsky.social @AnnaCiaunica]

BSPS 2023 Annual Conference, 5-7 July https://t.co/d4nTp7P5is

[Olesia Nikulina @ol_nikulina]

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Here’re four tools that will help you turn a literature review into an enjoyable process:

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