Social Stochastic Resonance
Random thought: Why is it that I can concentrate more when I am working at a coffee shop (with some stochastic resonance noise … aka small background noise), and why is it that I am also phys…
Social Stochastic Resonance - ERIC KIM Skip to content Social Stochastic Resonance Random thought: Why is it that I can concentrate more when I am working at a coffee shop (with some stochastic resonance noise … aka small background noise), and why is it that I am also physiologically stronger at the gym surrounded by others (I gain more strength when I am weight lifting at the gym, instead of home). Also — why am I more energized when I do an in-person (or virtual) online workout class versus doing it myself at home? Thought: Perhaps the randomness and chaos of other humans, and o
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