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Bruce Edmonds

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bruceedmonds.bsky.social
OK, but the categorisation by YouGov might be who they last voted for and their opinion based on the current policies/rhetoric. That is reasonable
bruceedmonds.bsky.social
Sorry, what has considering competence have to do with registering failed predictions? Are you thinking about a particular incident here?
bruceedmonds.bsky.social
Countries trusting each other and cooperating.... nah!
bruceedmonds.bsky.social
Slides from my talk at the WUR Resilience summer school in the NL: the file "ABM_and_assessing_SES_resilience.pdf" at cfpm.org/slides/
bruceedmonds.bsky.social
...I have a few questions about your Chicago model... ;-)
bruceedmonds.bsky.social
Only seems to be the cover and front matter to me, unless I am doing something wrong.
bruceedmonds.bsky.social
A litmus test? Is your humour acid or alkali? ;-)
bruceedmonds.bsky.social
The slides from my talk at NORCE, Kristiansand are at cfpm.org/slides (The cartoon, by Justin Bilicki, was the winner of the UCS Science Idol political cartoon contest in 2008).
bruceedmonds.bsky.social
True, I was thinking of European countries with more of a safety net.
bruceedmonds.bsky.social
Surely, we are already post-scarcity in developed countries. This is what it is like... we find other things to worry about and compete for (e.g. status)

Reposted by: Bruce Edmonds

wonkhe.bsky.social
This week on Wonkhe: Dale Munday makes the case for participatory, adaptive, and evidence-based approaches to ensure new policies work when implemented
If it's top down it won't work
Dale Munday makes the case for participatory, adaptive, and evidence-based approaches to ensure new policies work when implemented
buff.ly
psmaldino.bsky.social
As grant money starts drying up, it's more important than ever not to waste it on paying publishers' open access "article processing fees" when we can host PDFs for free. Tom Morgan and I wrote a paper on this, forthcoming at Science and Public Policy. Accepted draft here: osf.io/preprints/os...
Author-Paid PublicationFees Corrupt Science and Should Be Abandoned 
Thomas J. H Morgan & Paul E. Smaldino
bruceedmonds.bsky.social
I had a (deliberately funny) acknowledgement from a colleague on the lines of "we wish to thank... for their helpful comments and guidance. Needless to say none of these are responsible for any mistakes in the paper. I would also like to thank Bruce Edmonds" :-D
bruceedmonds.bsky.social
None as woke as teaching Arabic numerals to US kids 😉
bruceedmonds.bsky.social
I think it is time to open another tab
bruceedmonds.bsky.social
The best social simulation conference anywhere, Delft 25-29th Aug 2025. Paper deadline 11th Apr. See great list of special tracks and workshops in the program. ssc2025.tbm.tudelft.nl #simulation #socialscience #abm #ssc2025
bruceedmonds.bsky.social
Just as the X account "in mice" added these words to the ends of titles that would otherwise sound more impressive and generally applicable than they are, I have launched an account @in-a-model.bsky.social to point out the same about papers whose conclusions sound as if about reality but are not.

Reposted by: Bruce Edmonds

bengoldacre.bsky.social
I was just on @BBCr4today talking about our OpenSAFELY platform, and how we protect the privacy of NHS GP records while supporting hundreds of researchers to do lifesaving work. You can see a 4 minute video explaining how the platform works here:

Docs.OpenSAFELY.Org
OpenSAFELY documentation
docs.opensafely.org
bruceedmonds.bsky.social
How bad does it have to get before other countries realise they have to resist the bullying of Mad King Trump (MKT) and his entourage? The actions and self-serving beliefs of the current US administration seem strangely similar to those of Colonial Britain (and other empires) in the past.

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