Anderson Aisagbonbuomwan
A Human Physiologist, Thinker and Talker. I love what makes the immediate communities and indeed the world I live in grow positively. I like providing answers and convincing people.
Location Benin City, Edo State, Nigeria
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I think reflection should be applied always, it may be difficult initially because it's not a tool one is used to. Reflection should be made a part of you, i.e a routine, habit more than just a tool. Apart from teaching and learning, it will be beneficial for everyday life
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I believe you haven't learnt or taught without reflecting. It helps you know where you need to improve. As a teacher, reflecting on the response level of your students matters.
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Learning style do not connote learning outcome but to totally say it doesn't contribute at all to learning outcome is something one has to ponder on
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Nice comments here
If I should toll the line of the analysis above, 'needing' will be a strong/er motivational factor.
And though some factors may present an opposite effect on the learner but it wouldn't be enough to make the learner not to further engage in that activity. -
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Too serious all through most times do not help learners, so creating interludes, other short activities completely different from the subject will even help learners remember
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There's no learning without the above factors...however an educator can flaunt these factors without knowing because it appears easy
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Children and very few adults learn just for learning sake. Interest is the major motivation for learning
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It depends, one can not really conclude that one learner is better than the other.
Different factors come into play in learning. One major factor is the interest of the learner concerning what is being learnt. Another factor is the ability of the educator to bond with the learners. I have seen instances where learners are not even interested in a particular... -
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Hi
I work with girls, women and children based not for profit organisation with concern in their SRH and wellbeing. I'm also an MPH student.
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I had a nice time going through the course, though I couldn't follow while it was ongoing. I only hope that the guidelines and rights of children especially unaccompanied and seperated are respected and followed. They need care
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Hello everyone, Anderson is my name, currently in Nigeria. With a women, girl and children based NGO in Nigeria. I really want to learn more on child protection and care.
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Wonderful case studies, to me it is interesting to know that even when cases are complex and uncertainty looms, it could still be taught and understood.
This will really help my decision making abilities as there are so many things to look out for and reason about before making not only serious decisions but also little ones. -
I clearly understand your point Eelke, but I think what the lecturer was trying to point out is that there are stuffs that will not be seen in these village chops but will definitely be found in city chops
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When development of prices rises above trend it always never return to normalcy the same way it went up, it aleays results in a burst, a sudden one
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The concept of social entrepreneurship is well understood. It must have total wealth. Profit as well as social wealth.
This Prof made it a bit easy to understand. Kudos -
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I think they are all termed entrepreneurship, the difference between them is the aims and goals they plan to achieve.
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I think social engineers cannot really thrive without the presence of social constructionist and social bricoleurs. But in all they tend to work more and so gets the best of result
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This world we live is can not survive by mere government establishments and agencies, entrepreneurship should be given the fullest support. We I say fullest support I mean whatever and wherever the support is coming from, government, agencies, organisations, friends and family members of entrepreneurs, and entrepreneurs themselves coming together to see how...
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Automatic preference for straight people over gay people. Really nice test.
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Realistic application of this concept makes it more interesting. Looking forward to more
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Lagos state used to be the capital of Nigeria until it was moved to Abuja. During its time as capital, it became the centre of industralization. But after it was moved, till now it still remain and there are no chances that industralization will leave there soon
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An interesting this about this model is the fact that it is realitic when applied to real world situations
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It was first an advantage to the male, but when the female became aware of the information it became an advantage to the female and disadvantage to the male
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Authority and superiority biases
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Can someone show me where that statement was made in the course of the study...the last question
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I like the answer to question 2 on the use of ABM in public health especially on infectious disease modelling
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Well said Kim, I also think apart from distance, there may also be other factors that may tend to make them choose a particular path, even longer path.
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Their mode of communication is understood by all, it's on the same platform. But humans are difficult to communicate with. Some may just toll the other way not because it's the right one but they just want to be different.
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Hahahahaha, funny Kruger. Well it was a nice experience. Don't stop half way, strive to finish it. It gets more interesting from the fifth week when you start using the different concepts taught in life case scenarios like the 2008 global financial crisis
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The actions of a computer is already design. So the outcome of any sent command is predicted because it has be designed that way
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Hello, I am Anderson from Nigeria. I did this course before and was notified of the new touches added to it. It was interesting then and I know it will still be now.
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The real life scenerio made the case study interesting as it was not difficult to digest.
The complexity of almost everything and anything around us (environment) and the cause and effects of the case study and the practical lessons from them are my take away lessons.
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Hahahahahahahaha! Though laughable, but it's making a lot of sense
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I like!this analysis
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Uncertainty happens, even without greed and selfish attitudes. Anyways these two cannot be taken away from the society
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Predicting the future do not necessarily connote good science, i think maybe if the word accurate is added then we can begin to call it good science.
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The extra really added extra
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I think one of the things the art man should look out for is the quality and relevance of that art and also its relatively unavailability or scarcity in the future. By that he or she will be able to make a huge profit in the near future
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I am so so late, but still enjoying it though
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The political atmosphere of Nigeria till now cannot be seperated from the past political parties and their philosopies. Despite the time change and players, but it is still very obvious that the political settings in Nigeria is still patterned by the rhen Action Group and their likes
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These 3 key factor clrarly explained the site of the 18th century industrial revolution..this was one question that bordered me
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In the animal world, this has lead to extinction of some species as they were exposed to one form of danger or the other as a result of segregation
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Long week, though eye opening
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Gas flaring vs the living population.
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Meanwhile, some cheaters have also developed means of overcoming the norms and rules. With this development, there may still be conflict at individual level
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Hmmm! Attentional bias...
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As clearly stated price is a very strong cognitive bias that will affect the decision making
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This certainly will be a better way to deal with complexity. Hmmm! Not happy I came late
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Was quite long but interesting
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I don't think there is need for middle course.
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To a very large extent, the use of the output of a model is determined by the input of the model.
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I think this can also be done to identify class of food mostly consumed.
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Even with the overreaction of the media, some persons still dont get it
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People no long walk, Air conditions every where you go, eating all manner of food, it is not enjoyment, it is sucidal.
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And this result is true for most countries except for those at high altitudes like Kenya , Bolivia and a host of others.
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They under react, it is a severe epidemic
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Obesity is just a medical name, what is offence about that? What is not judgemental in telling someone he/she has cancer or HIV for instance?
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Even when the model worked few minutes before, it might still not work again. We are dealing with complex systems as Sisinni rightly explained.
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This is a very good example. In my country too, MTN has dominated the telecommunication sector. People are locked-in unfortunately, that includes me.
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How did the information of the product get to the other sides of the grid from the top and down corners of the left side (where the adoption of the product started from) when obviously there was a wide space of agents that didnt adopt
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And if an agent do not adopt the product, is there no possibility of this agent preventing the spread of the quality of this particular product to other cells?
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This clearly defines human associations and behaviour.
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This video was supposed to explain the main principle of agent based modelling, i couldnt get that.
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Those few ants didnt conform, and according to the lecture, it was also important decision. Sometimes non-conformist are important factors.
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Bring it on, I like the part of modelling humans as computer models.
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Its getting more interesting.
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Lol
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Anderson Aisagbonbuomwan replied to Erena Guthrie
Ok, i get your point
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Thanks Joeri.
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Yes, although time of death can be predicted in some chronic health cases in the field of medicine.
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Can someone throw more light on 2015 hangout questions 2 and 4.
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A church is a network, and it has different branches; these are nodes. Senior Pastors at the different branches has high number of edges and they are likely to attract new edges if they start up their own network (church). In other to prevent break up or total colapse and strengthen resilience, these nodes with high number of edges should be cartered for....
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Normal distribution is very common, often found in the real world, but not in complex networks. How is this possible?
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Use of fuel for generating power is a lock-in, whereas other means that is cheaper and readily accessed (solar) are available.
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Facebook becomes a lock-in if there are better alternatives.
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Terrorists are being locked-in. Only if they can look the other way...
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It depends on what Tony is locked-in to. If it adds value to him, then enjoy it.
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The reaction will be different for different individual basically due to their likes. I would probably walk awayam lol
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Humans are complex creatures so is their communication skills. Internet may have seem to reduce the complexity of their communication but it hasn't.
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Greed and feeling of self sufficiency will not allow humans explore their own God given methods of communications. It is a pity
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Now I know the common floor; communication
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Interesting! There might be other factors but I still see a common floor.
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I really do not think so Puca, technology helps interactions and even broadens it, I think what the problem is is the way it is being used
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Yea, fashion, lifestyle, etc. If the metronomes were not on a common floor, this emergence wouldn't have been possible.
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WOW!!! How did that happen??? Seriously??? They started at seperate times and in different directions!
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I have never gone through such thinking process for a while now, am liking this. I have to finish this, and I hope elements of uncertainty about finishing this course will not arise.
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I agree with you Cythia, it may seem that predictions are gradually loosing its limitness (like the prediction of an eclipse this morning) but yet it is still limited. I feel human just have to live with uncertainty, it makes living meaningful and interesting.
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Uncertainty is clearly part of life and existence. The different methods such as those discussed earlier no doubt has and will continue to help predict to a large extent possible outcome. These methods over the years has predicted correctly social and economic developmental outcome but with few exceptions. No nation will ever believe that the price of a barren...
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Anderson Aisagbonbuomwan replied to Erena Guthrie
Please Erena, why do you think scientific analysis can be applied to any situation?
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Studying medicine has always been my dream, but the process of gaining admission into a medical school to study it was a big issue. Then I had to take a decision to study something else (Human Physiology) still in the of medicine though but I wasn't certain about what the future would look like with that kind of degree.
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"In case of risk, all possible future events or consequences of an action or decision are known, but the event that will actually materialise are unknown beforehand" is this not uncertainty in taking risk?
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Hmmmm!
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Makinde, don't you think when one has much information about the other, his/her decisions can be predicted?
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I am beginning to love this. Any room for "FAITH" here?
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The key is information, the amount of information at your disposal helps in making or suggesting possible outcome.
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Hmmm! Risk and uncertity, can't really seen a clear difference. Every risk has an element of uncertity even if one calculate a possible outcome
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Is a sudden tipping point common to every complex system, like the 2007 to 2008 crisis?
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I am looking forward to the "small world principal" theory
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This might sound funny, but I feel religious leaders are social scientist. What's your take on this?
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Financial experts like Mike Murdock has changed the psyche of individuals, cooperate organisations, business enterprizes etc. From his vast researches and knowledge on managing finance, I think he is a social scientist. The steps he comes up with from his numerous findings has help boost productivity in different organisations.
