Among fish, dominance reduces influence
Study suggests it’s the passive that really lead.
If fish are any guide, subordinate males may actually have more influence on groups than their domineering and aggres...
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Flocking behaviour in particles
Physicists see complex behaviour emerge from simple capacities.
Microscopic artificial entities, known as Janus particles, when invested with a form of sight, exhibit spontaneous fl...
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Group loyalty is inherent, not learned
The simple status of belonging is enough to trigger defence and aggression. Andrew Patterson repo...
Today’s fractious social climate is painted by the collective mainstream media as snowflakes to the left of you, extr...