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Drugs and the feeling of integration or development by Kai Neumann

flashback - sudden loss of the great feeling passive joy through drugs pressure from sorrows and duties activities, active pleasure felt integration and development

Interpretation of loops: a dispute between qualitative and quantitative modelers by Kai Neumann

money ECB floods the markets (quantitative easing) interests money from grandma
Small model to show the limits and strengths of qualitative models when we look at loops.

Quantitative Mini-Model on Depreciation by Kai Neumann

Length of depreciation Purchase Write off Yearly depreciation
Just a small model to show one possibility (of probably many) to model depreciations of purchases/goods

Happiness in our life (Mini-Model taken from the KNOW-WHY book) by Kai Neumann

Happiness in our life feeling exhausted Money Work

Why anti-meat ad campaigns fail by Bastiaan_M

Advertisements against eating (cheap) meat Price of meat Meat surplus Meat eaten

Mini-Zufriedenheitsmodell aus dem Buch by Kai Neumann

Arbeiten saft- und kraftlos Zufriedenheit im Leben Geld

Knowledge and Learning by Kai Neumann

Forgetting Knowledge links to existing knowledge Learning

Refugees from different regions - a collaborative model by Kai Neumann

Refugees heading for central Europe's countries Refugees from Syria Refugees from the Balkans
The aim of this model is to have a closer look at the root causes for the flow of refugees from specific countries and regions. Please add your arguments.

webmontag-bonn.de by d3dhemmer

webmontag 20. April contributors KNOW-WHY
Möchte Euch gerne den "iModeler" nahe bringen. https://www.imodeler.info/iM_Tutorial/Tutorial_Start_Dt.html Hintergründe, Live und online zum mitmachen. Themenwünsche sind gerne gesehen.

FIBBO by thomas.boeger@t*

FIBO Hilfsfaktor
Ziel des ModellsAbbildung der Fibonachi-Zahlenreihe im iModeler als "Wachstums-Motor" in verschiedenen Modellen Kurzbeschreibung Herkunft und GeschichteDie Fibonacci-Zahlen sind nach dem Mathematiker und Rechenmeister Leonardo Fibonacci (Leonardo de Pisa, * um 1170 in Pisa, ✝ nach 1240 in Pisa) benannt. Fibonacci beschrieb mit dieser unendlichen Zahlenfolge das Wachstum einer Kaninchen-Population von Generation zu Generation. Die Fibonacci-Folge ist innerhalb und außerhalb der Mathematik sehr interessant...