[FRIAM] Five Lectures in the Time of COVID-19

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Ha! 2 Escher mentions within the span of 2 days (Myers: https://youtu.be/RPuWHN0BTio?t=1811 and Bellomo 1.14 - slide 17). Myers' assertion that co-sheaves might actually help with the problem identified by Bollomo seems interesting, though I'm probably not competent to pursue it. It also seems to wind along with the semiology of the "Nick's monism" thread, where EricC seems to be trying to re-assert the orthogonalities within Peirce's typology of signs. And it dovetails nicely with Russell's upcoming "barriers to entailment" book, wherein she tries to unify "level" problems across Hume's guillotine, indexicality, temporal, and impredicativity problems ... Maybe I can call it "the ontological status of epistemological extrapolations and methods for their error correction".

Similar to the "signal in the noise" thread, my psychiatrist friend's assertion that people are either "splitters" or "lumpers" obtains. Splitting seems trivial to me. Lumping is more interesting. But lumping is susceptible to gurus. Which reminds me, awhile back, I asked y'all about the Consilience Project. Well, we finally get an ... [ahem] ... analysis of the Consilience Project's main guy (Schmachtenberger):

https://decoding-the-gurus.captivate.fm/episode/daniel-schmachtenberger-jamie-wheal-jordan-hall-making-sense-about-making-sense-of-sensemaking

Thanks for the link, Pietro!

On 9/22/22 12:25, Pietro Terna wrote:
>      Dear all,
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>      let me report a brief scientific advertisement.
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>      At https://www.carloalberto.org/cca-events/collegioaperto/six-lectures-in-the-time-of-covid-19/ you can find "Five Lectures in the Time of COVID-19: From a Mathematics of Living Systems To Modeling Virus Pandemics” (open with registration).
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> 1. Nicola Bellomo - A Quest Towards a Mathematical Theory of Living Systems slides & video.
> 2. Diletta Burini - Mathematical Tools of the Kinetic Theory of Active Particles slides & video.
> 3. Nicola Bellomo, Diletta Burini and Nisrine Outada - Towards a Mathematical Theory of Virus Pandemics - Models with Mutations, Variants and Vaccination Programs slides & video.
> 4. Damián Knopoff - Heterogeneity and Networks slides & video.
> 5. Pietro Terna - Agent Methods to Modeling Virus Pandemics - A quick reference to complexity slides & video.
> Closure, Description of the material support to the Lectures, Acknowledgments, Pietro Terna.
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>      Best wishes, Pietro
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> ps I’m in this list as a former member of the Swarm Development Group.
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