10. From Science to Common Sense and Back
In science, sense is never commonly held. Only the consumers of science feel comfortable with common sense.
9. Predicting the unpredictable
All swans were white until the discovery of the black swan in Australia.
8. How machines are changing the way we think about decision making
As a species, we are never again going to beat machines at games like chess and poker.
7. Craftsmanship and Speed
Sassall was slow. Today GPs are fast. A case every 10 minutes fast.
19. BD_Collective 2nd Year of Learning
Ratio has brought together the learning from the second year of the Collective.
18. Enabling Families to find the help they need quickly and easily
We are bringing a small group of community organisations and council services together once a month to talk through how we can help families resolve difficult situations.
6. Risks and benefits
The work of David Spiegelhalter was part of the network’s first year of reflection.
10. Data meaningless for you, but meaningful for me
Let me show you what I would do with my information, if I had it.
9. Question first, then method
A consensus emerged about the data that would be useful to SRG members, their groups, and the movement.
5. John Hitchin on the place in me
John Hitchin talks here about how some of the ideas in the interim report have derived from and inform the work of Renaisi, and the prospects for the relationship between evidence and policy.
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