@sfiscience@anshuman2111@SaraDWms @louisadifelice @Eliz_Hobson And maybe anti-tasking is an important function in the organisational structure? 😀 I am thinking of Illich’s ‘right to useful unemployment’. Do the missing have age heterogeneity?
After a hectic few years for newsrooms and journalism this photo book seems timely. Looking forward to seeing Above The Fold https://t.co/YvG6oNixWm @mathewi@carolecadwalla@Sulliview@jeffjarvis
This is the social gradient in action, as @StephenBevan wrote last month. https://t.co/eOgA9Hrn2i And while homeworkers are the lucky ones, the gradient is at work there too. Ten years on from Marmot review progress has been far too slow. Needs fundamental rethink in recovery 4/
@ConorReddick1 Policy affects behaviour and behaviour affects policy. Ro is an output measure of these endogenous dynamics; take what you will from this.
This paper is for carers to help understand behaviour in people with dementia as they try to make sense of a new, confusing world with physical distance and loss of visitors. This is a difficult time for all of us but it will be particularly stressful for a person with dementia.
Hi folks. Would love your help on this. Completing it once a day will be really useful for current and future planning within Northern Ireland health services.
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System Dynamics is an alternative calculus that is intuitive.....It proposes an alternative economics whose actors are not rational agents but managers. It is a gateway to operational policy that can rectify problems in firms, markets, regions and national economies.
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@C4COMPUTATION@MillerValue It used to be believed that the relaxation and contraction of the heart was regulated by chemical diffusion.
Recently, however, an "intracellular World Wide Web" was discovered in cardiac tissue, in which cell nanotubes form circuits between them, allowing coordinated activity:
@C4COMPUTATION@MillerValue@TheLensic@carlzimmer@Princeton@QuantaMagazine "The mantra of SFI could be that complex systems emerge out of simple parts. I think this is wrong — that it takes on an hourglass structure: there is complexity at the micro & macro levels, and it breaks down at the meso-scale, with what you can call information bottlenecking."
@HmlinenTimo There are likely to be various organisms in various ecosystems with whom we could draw parallels and observe a similar duality of entrepreneurial positioning.