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1) Antifragile on health of bones: bones are part of the endocrine system, not some engineering structure.
You don't improve your bone with exercise machine.
@Mangan150 attributes the fertility crisis to correlative (Om 6), not causative (osteopenia)
#Complexity
#ICCS2018
You don't improve your bone with exercise machine.
@Mangan150 attributes the fertility crisis to correlative (Om 6), not causative (osteopenia)
#Complexity
#ICCS2018
2) The bone also regulates memory and mental functions via osteocalcin (Karsenty).
SPECULATION: can healthier bones for overweight pple explain the all-cause-mortality effect?
POLICY: just follow the phenomenology that healthy pplw have healthy bones and ignore mechanisms?
SPECULATION: can healthier bones for overweight pple explain the all-cause-mortality effect?
POLICY: just follow the phenomenology that healthy pplw have healthy bones and ignore mechanisms?
3) We know that osteocalcin restores muscle endurance. Muscles strength are less investigated.
Again fughedabout mechanisms, take phenomenology: @CoachRippetoe reports that only heavy weight bearing exercises you do standing up count.
Again fughedabout mechanisms, take phenomenology: @CoachRippetoe reports that only heavy weight bearing exercises you do standing up count.
[Thread: let's talk the #ThaiCaveResue, intervention research, and #complexity]
Struck by how Musk's mini submarine - “made of rocket parts and named Wild Boar after kids’ soccer team”- is a teachable moment for intervention research in #complex settings
Struck by how Musk's mini submarine - “made of rocket parts and named Wild Boar after kids’ soccer team”- is a teachable moment for intervention research in #complex settings
Let's take a look at why, using complexity theory.
Musk's rocket is indeed highly sophisticated and built through 'rocket science', yet on-site it has been deemed ill-suited for this complex rescue mission
How is this so and what can we learn from it?
Musk's rocket is indeed highly sophisticated and built through 'rocket science', yet on-site it has been deemed ill-suited for this complex rescue mission
How is this so and what can we learn from it?
First: good graphics here of what this labyrinth cave complex looks like, and what the rescue entails (or, at the very least, the *known* problems the rescue mission is likely to encounter)
news.com.au/world/asia/how…
news.com.au/world/asia/how…
