Talks Sean Gourley habla sobre las matemáticas de la guerra

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About this talk

Cogiendo datos en bruto de las noticias y plasmándolos en un gráfico, Sean Gourley y su equipo han llegado a una impresionante conclusión acerca de la naturaleza de la guerra moderna y quizás hasta un modelo para resolver conflictos.

Translated into Spanish by Jose Maria Gonzalez Calabozo
Reviewed by Carlo Dezerega
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About Sean Gourley

Sean Gourley, trained as a physicist, has turned his scientific mind to analyzing data about a messier topic: modern war and conflict. Full bio and more links