Tag Archives: more is different

Neuromorphic hype

Posted on October 30, 2022 by VM

We all know there’s a difference between operating an Indica Diesel car and a WDP 4 diesel locomotive. The former has two cylinders and the latter 16. But that doesn’t mean the WDP 4 simply has eight times more components … Continue reading →

Posted in Scicomm, Science | Tagged artificial neural networks, emergent properties, hype, IEEE Spectrum, more is different, neuromorphic computing, Philip Warren Anderson, science communication, superconducting synapse | Leave a comment

The constructionist hypothesis and expertise during the pandemic

Posted on April 22, 2021 by VM

Now that COVID-19 cases are rising again in the country, the trash talk against journalists has been rising in tandem. The Indian government was unprepared and hapless last year, and it is this year as well, if only in different … Continue reading →

Posted in Op-eds, Scicomm | Tagged biochemistry, complexity, COVID-19 pandemic, disease transmission models, epidemiological modelling, epidemiology, expertise, immune escape, more is different, novel coronavirus, novel coronavirus variants, Philip Warren Anderson, scale, virology | Leave a comment

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Neuromorphic hype

The constructionist hypothesis and expertise during the pandemic

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