It has been almost a year since writing about the flock model for groups. I used the example of different types of birds to explain how some social groups are more heterogeneous than others. The two fundamental dimensions have to do with similarity and … Continue reading
Well, it’s not a new idea – but still nobody has found a way really to pull this off. It sounds simple really. We have fantasy sports where imaginary teams are assembled using real players. A set of statistics for … Continue reading
Ego has come along way since Freud. Here I will use it in the simplest definition as a “sense of self”. Many posts here have to do with contracting individual identity out of group affiliation. Seeing an individual as the sum total … Continue reading
