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January 7, 2025 at 3:00 PM
If you are a journalist, community scientist, or academic who cares about these issues, I encourage you to join the Coalition for Independent Technology Research, which works to advance, support, and defend independent research on technology and society:
independenttechresearch.org/manifesto-th...
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Reposted by Paulo Rubem
Technologically speaking, we live in an age of miracles.
In the last few years, we finally got malaria vaccines; we finally got an antiviral that prevents HIV infections with 95-100% efficacy.
But it all means nothing if people don't know it and don't use them.
In the last few years, we finally got malaria vaccines; we finally got an antiviral that prevents HIV infections with 95-100% efficacy.
But it all means nothing if people don't know it and don't use them.
November 7, 2024 at 8:33 PM
Technologically speaking, we live in an age of miracles.
In the last few years, we finally got malaria vaccines; we finally got an antiviral that prevents HIV infections with 95-100% efficacy.
But it all means nothing if people don't know it and don't use them.
In the last few years, we finally got malaria vaccines; we finally got an antiviral that prevents HIV infections with 95-100% efficacy.
But it all means nothing if people don't know it and don't use them.
Reposted by Paulo Rubem
I have not yet seen any explicit discussion of how intervention effects are defined in networks. Is there anything beyond "we change node A that correlates with node B and if B changes it was because of that"?
November 8, 2024 at 7:52 AM
I have not yet seen any explicit discussion of how intervention effects are defined in networks. Is there anything beyond "we change node A that correlates with node B and if B changes it was because of that"?