I'm not going to post about fr*ming (don't want this to get caught by the "Buzz" algorithm), just so you know. Yann pointed me to this paper, Group selection and kin selection: Two concepts but one process, and I'm going over the details (this is one where most of the math has been pushed to the appendix), but until I finish that, check out this....
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I promised I'd go over the recent PNAS paper, Group selection and kin selection: Two concepts but one process. This is one of those articles where most of the heavy lifting is in the technical appendix. I've decided that it isn't worth the effort to restate this verbally in detail, I looked over…
This time around, we're talking to Mark Chu-Carroll of Good Math/Bad Math.
What's your name?
Mark Chu-Carroll
What do you do when you're not blogging?
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Thanks for blogging my video ;)
It brought several hundred views! :D