Affordable Care: Why Not Also Affable?

Affordable care: why not also affable?

Why Virginia's Challenges to the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act Did Not Invoke Nullification

Why Learning Has Aha-Moments and Why We Should Also Reward Effort, Not Just Results

Traditionally, in machine learning, the quality of the result improves steadily with time (usually slowly but still steadily). However, as we start applying reinforcement learning techniques to solve complex tasks – such as teaching a computer to play a complex game like Go – we often encounter a situation in which for a long time, then is no improvement, and then suddenly, the system’s efficie...

From the Affordable Care Act to Affordable Care.

Continuing the Push for Cost Reductions The single most important issue in health care is eliminating unnecessary medical spending. Health costs have traditionally increased at 1% to 2% annually above the growth of the economy. Long-term financial security requires the growth in cost to slow to economic growth or less. With about one-third of medical spending estimated to be wasted, achieving l...

Male lactation: why, why not and is it care?

Mammals are characterised by their ability to provision offspring with milk, but lactation is normally restricted to females. Why do most males not share this trait? The morphological and physiological modifications necessary for male lactation are possible and, although restrictive, the ecological factors that could select for male lactation seem common enough. Until quite recently, there was ...