We’re Losing the Race Against Antibiotic Resistance, but There’s Also Reason for Hope | The Incidental Economist
Good overview of the difficulties in addressing antibiotic resistance
unified models for work and learning
from Harold Jarche
Thinking Like a Network : Interaction Institute for Social Change
#netlit - Some of the characteristics that make a network different than alliances, coalitions, and collaboratives.
Our finances are a mess – could behavioral science help clean them up? - http:/
The Power Of Civil And Intelligent Debate To Make Us All Better - http:/
Do you know what satisficing is? I didn't until a few days ago. - https:/
Building Adaptive Communities through Network Weaving | Nonprofit Quarterly
by Valdis Krebs from 2005
Knoco stories: How to build trust in a community of practice - http:/
Reading scientific papers is a skill that needs to be developed through practice
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jtleek/readingpapers: A guide to reading scientific papers
The academic paper is still the primary way of distributing new knowledge to the world. There are other ways too, with code, or blogs, or twitter. But academic papers are still the gold standard and where the vast majority of new scientific discoveries are reported.
I like that this is published on GitHub - if the author got something wrong or missed something, fork it and issue a pull request!
