ResourceCast

By: Hari Tulsidas
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  • Society's unabated hunger for natural resources is rapidly destabilizing the planet. A new approach to managing the earth combines analytical, inter-penetrative, inter-casual, and inter-operative methods. 
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Economics Nature & Ecology Philosophy Social Sciences
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Episodes
  • Natures's patterns

    Natures's patterns
    Feb 13 2022

    Post-Covid-19 management of the natural capital will require a new framework hinged on explanatory power, empirical evidence, rationality, and simplicity.

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    32 mins
  • The Levy walk of the coronavirus

    The Levy walk of the coronavirus
    Apr 12 2020

    Several models of the COVID-19 pandemic come up with diverse outcomes. Assumptions based on assumptions and simple numerical analyses of the models may reflect reality. Levy walk, a kind of random walk, may explain why a few super-spreaders are essential in understanding the transmissivity of the coronavirus.    

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    23 mins
  • The Burst Effect

    The Burst Effect
    Apr 5 2020

    Epidemics are always not amenable to modelling as our current experience amply demonstrates. A simple law of averages doesn't work here. The virus doesn't mix in a population uniformly. Out best-laid plans are frustrated by a few individuals and fervent religious groups.

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    26 mins

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