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Ants crack the secret to perfect teamwork

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    • Most human and animal teams suffer from the Ringelmann effect: individuals contribute less the more the team grows
    • Weaver ants avoid the Ringlemann effect as they work in a team to fold leaves into nest chambers
    • A study showed that weaver ants use division of labor to not only avoid the Ringlemann effect but to achieve super efficiency
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    Ants crack the secret to perfect teamwork

    Weaver ants increase their individual strength as teams grow larger and by cracking the secret to superefficient teamwork, they offer insights that could transform robot design.

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      • Most human and animal teams suffer from the Ringelmann effect: individuals contribute less the more the team grows
      • Weaver ants avoid the Ringlemann effect as they work in a team to fold leaves into nest chambers
      • A study showed that weaver ants use division of labor to not only avoid the Ringlemann effect but to achieve super efficiency
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      Ants crack the secret to perfect teamwork

      Weaver ants increase their individual strength as teams grow larger and by cracking the secret to superefficient teamwork, they offer insights that could transform robot design.

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      pilferjinx@lemmy.world
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      Are ant colonies one of the best displays of what a communist state could look like?

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        Are ant colonies one of the best displays of what a communist state could look like?

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        Björn Tantau
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        I hope people in a communist state won’t dump you onto the garbage pile just because you smell bad.

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          • Most human and animal teams suffer from the Ringelmann effect: individuals contribute less the more the team grows
          • Weaver ants avoid the Ringlemann effect as they work in a team to fold leaves into nest chambers
          • A study showed that weaver ants use division of labor to not only avoid the Ringlemann effect but to achieve super efficiency
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          Ants crack the secret to perfect teamwork

          Weaver ants increase their individual strength as teams grow larger and by cracking the secret to superefficient teamwork, they offer insights that could transform robot design.

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          slartybartfast@sh.itjust.works
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          Is ant crack better than people crack? What makes it so much better for teambuilding?

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            I hope people in a communist state won’t dump you onto the garbage pile just because you smell bad.

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            pilferjinx@lemmy.world
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            “Danmit, Antony, I keep telling you I ain’t garbage! I’m just the groundskeeper.”

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              I hope people in a communist state won’t dump you onto the garbage pile just because you smell bad.

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              bacon_pdp@lemmy.world
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              And you choose to stay there until you stop smelling dead.

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                I hope people in a communist state won’t dump you onto the garbage pile just because you smell bad.

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                cypher@lemmy.world
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                You say that now but go to a magic the gathering tournament and you’ll change your tune

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