UCCSS (University of California Computational Social Science): Hilbert Intro1 Background

[@navaneethms]

I finished the first course of the specialization on Coursera. Have to say it is a fantastic intro material.

[@VishalKumar-im4zp]

Sir I have enjoyed your lecture completely. its really such a good learning experience. The more over I liked your way of explaining things.

[@i.m.gurney]

Thanks. From Sapiens to Nekton, Subtractive to Additive, Humanity is changing palettes. D.DM.Sc

[@i.m.gurney]

Yes, pre-academia it is not science as we define it. I would argue that progression, logical evolution, is a result of the precursors to & embryonic science. D.DM.Sc

[@i.m.gurney]

Tree of Neuronal Instruction Set Evolution. (I.M Gurney D.DM.Sc) The Selfish Meme. (I.M Gurney D.DM.Sc)

[@i.m.gurney]

The Omniversity Principle endows each & every one of us with the responsibility of firstly our, then the species dataset. I the Individual I the Species I all Life International Space Living & Clean Air Clean Water Clean Data All Wheel Drive D.DM.Sc

[@i.m.gurney]

Sorry for apparent data dump ;)

[@jeremylefevre9828]

I attempted to create a very simple computational sociology algorithm to help disprove fascist and neofascist ideologies as they relate to eugenics and forcing a population into eugenics (via a few different methods that have historically been implemented in the name of eugenics and improving society but have been devoid of conventional ethics). Given this is not really my background, my algorithm wasn't very good and while the results seem optimistic and support what I think would be the best policy decisions, some of the neofascist policies I would expect to cause worse problems for society perform better than other neofascist policies that I would expect to be less detrimental to a society (although still not recommended). I don't really want to reinvent the wheel, or reproduce a result that's already easy to find in a publicly available academic article or publicly available source code of such an algorithm. I haven't been able to find any as of writing this comment. Does anybody know of anything along these lines to help point me in the right direction to continue my project or know of somebody who's already essentially done this and published their work?

[@DedenHabibi]

Great! Before getting into the computational, may I ask you what kind of social emergence in 'International Relations/Affairs' field?

[@staryy7423]

Can I have your pdf versions of ppt, thanks

[@Prof.MartinHilbert]

sure. They are all publicly available at www.coursera.org/specializations/computational-social-science-ucdavis This one is part of this course www.coursera.org/learn/computational-social-science-methods?specialization=computational-social-science-ucdavis

[@staryy7423]

@@Prof.MartinHilbert OK！Thanks