That the arithmetic mean of a set of number is larger than the geometric mean is a foundational result in the theory of inequalities. This is a useful result for index numbers in particular as it gives that, for the same data, an index based on an arithmetic mean will always be larger than the corresponding index based on the geometric mean.
An in-depth read, ~15 min TLDR/Summary Global systems theorist Thomas Homer-Dixon gave a webinar on Nov 6, 2025 in which he described the Cascade Institute’s breakthrough approach to modelling global systemic risk. You can watch the full video of his presentation on the ASRA YouTube channel.
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Referência BRÉHIER, Émile. O sábio antigo e o século de Platão (trad. Marcio Miotto). áskēsis, 11 de Novembro de 2025. https://askesis.hypotheses.org/5413 DOI: https://doi.org/10.58079/154qw . Link Philpapers e arquivo pdf. O presente texto de Bréhier é...
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29 talks from the 2025 Nextflow Summit are now available on YouTube
On the morning of Saturday 8 November 2025, I took part in the Comics Against Capitalism panel within the 22nd Annual Historical Materialism Conference in London.
I’ve now heard from several early-career folks some variant on this statement regarding manuscripts they intend to publish as papers: “I give the AI all my notes and it gives me a draft that isn’t perfect, but it’s easier to massage that draft into publishable shape than it would be to write it myself.” I […]
How the third chapter in the Echoes of Tomorrow series turns the mirror back on creation itself—and what happens when our technologies start reminding us who made them.
Das Gespräch zwischen Menschen hilft, Fragen zu klären, Positionen zu erläutern und zu verstehen, kurzum: Kennenzulernen und zu verstehen, was und wie andere denken. Es hat immer eine soziale Komponente. Es erzeugt eine Art Nähe, manchmal harmonisch, manchmal gespannt, aber immer direkt zwischen den Beteiligten.