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    How Online Mobs Act Like Flocks Of Birds | NOEMA - 2 year(s) ago

    A growing body of research suggests human behavior on social media is strikingly similar to collective behavior in nature.

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    Categories: Infectious Disease, Latest Headlines
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      adamjkucharski

      "We are treating the worst dynamics of today’s online ecosystem as problems of speech in the new technological environment, rather than challenges of curation and network organization." https://t.co/JFo7Lsrc5m

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    Searching For The Secrets To Life Everlasting  | NOEMA - 2 year(s) ago

    For millennia, scientists and technologists have been scouring the natural world for clues on how to live longer. But is anyone any closer to finally defeating aging?

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    Categories: Cardiologists, Latest Headlines
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      SadiRazaMD

      Scientists & technologists have been scouring the natural world for clues to longevity for millennia. But is anyone actually any closer to finally defeating aging? | @RosaO_Hara for @NoemaMag https://t.co/RYVzTGjCuO via @

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    What AI Can Tell Us About Intelligence | NOEMA - 2 year(s) ago

    Can deep learning systems learn to manipulate symbols? The answers might change our understanding of how intelligence works and what makes humans unique.

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    Categories: Future of Medicine, Latest Headlines
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      WiringTheBrain

      Can deep learning systems learn to manipulate symbols? The answers might change our understanding of how intelligence works and what makes humans unique - really interesting piece by @ylecun & @Jake_Browning00 in @NoemaMag https://t.co/MbiQlVLBBW

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    The Surprisingly Sophisticated Mind Of An Insect | NOEMA - 2 year(s) ago

    Insects appear to be more intelligent and emotionally complex than we give them credit for. Perhaps, new research suggests, they are even conscious.

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    Categories: Healthcare Professionals, Latest Headlines
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      westr

      Insects appear to be more intelligent and sensitive than we give them credit for. Perhaps, new research suggests, they are even #conscious. | @edbites in @NoemaMag https://t.co/Pao3oHBjrd @PNASNews: Origins of #consciousness https://t.co/4xrHbELC0g

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    Social Medicine For A Better Future | NOEMA - 2 year(s) ago

    We mustn’t let magical thinking and complacency deter the COVID recovery.

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      celinegounder

      1/ What would it look like to apply Dr. Paul Farmer's teachings about accompaniment, structural violence, pathologies of power, & a preferential option for the poor to this pandemic? https://t.co/HViLAwZjtj Taking a page from the smallpox eradication playbook: https://t.co/aUZgtmHCzw

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