Re:Wine bricks saved the U.S. wine industry during Prohibiti...
by Terry_Roll on Tuesday February 08, 2022 @01:02AM
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>One cool thing about the pandemic is that many countries took the opportunity to run large-scale social experiments under the guise of Covid Restrictions. I expect social scientists will be digging into this data for years to come.
So I wonder how much was learnt from the error rates and signal strength variations from wifi enabled devices in a phased array radar setup in order to track human beings walking around their homes. I wonder what patterns were discovered and if it was possible to discover when arguments and falling outs showed up. What other data was garnered that could predict certain behaviours?
I also wonder what would be discovered which will help with the isolation of space travel, like limited human contact, small human group dynamics, things like that.
So I wonder how much was learnt from the error rates and signal strength variations from wifi enabled devices in a phased array radar setup in order to track human beings walking around their homes. I wonder what patterns were discovered and if it was possible to discover when arguments and falling outs showed up. What other data was garnered that could predict certain behaviours?
I also wonder what would be discovered which will help with the isolation of space travel, like limited human contact, small human group dynamics, things like that.