Food Processing at a Crossroad

Mathematical Proofs at a Crossroad?

For more than 2000 years, from Pythagoras and Euclid to Hilbert and Bourbaki, mathematical proofs were essentially based on axiomatic-deductive reasoning. In the last decades, the increasing length and complexity of many mathematical proofs led to the expansion of some empirical, experimental, psychological and social aspects, yesterday only marginal, but now changing radically the very essence...

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Tobacco at a Crossroad: A Call for Action

Decision Making at a Crossroad: a Negotiation of Contexts

The initial training generally puts the driver in a supervised learning context that is not the autonomous-driving context in which decision making and responsibility are assumed by the driver alone. As a consequence, the beginner is not able to contextualize the learned procedures and transform them in effective practices, to identify and manage pre-critical situations and to evaluate the degr...