Logic and innateness. What is the connection between them?

The article is designed to attract the attention of those who deeply study the meanings of words that are effective in practice and do not mislead readers. The authors of this article call for refining the meaning of the word “logic” and clarifying its meaning to see the relationship of logic to innateness. The same article also describes the meaning of “logical method” as well as “ethics” as the natural opposite of logic. It will also be important in this article to explain that there are only two kinds of logic in nature: abstract logic and concrete logic. Therefore, this article will be useful for the development of science and a better explanation of the meaning of words and tools of thinking.

"Compact socionics" system. Socionics as a new science

Theoretical research was carried out with the aim of recognition a system "Compact socionics" and further creation of a separate scientific discipline called socionics. The "Compact socionics" system demonstrates consistent logical connections, concepts, facts and regularities in diagrams, tables, terminology and descriptions, while being a novelty. Due to the regularities and consistency, this system sets the basis of socionics and is its center, as it brings specifics into the scientific subject of socionics, its meaning, correct intertype relationships and functions. There must be a new science of innate stable human thinking, for which psychology cannot be held responsible because its scientific aims and objectives do not allow it to work with stable unchanging qualities.This manuscript was written and submitted for peer review in 2024. It is being made publicly available for the first time via Figshare in 2025.

An Exploration of the Functionality and Usability of Open Research Platforms to Support Open Science – InfoDoc MicroVeille

Building Skills with Generalist Repositories: An Update on the Carpentries + GREI Collaboration

In late 2024, we launched a collaboration between The Carpentries and the Generalist Repository Ecosystem Initiative (GREI), aiming to explore how generalist data repositories such as Dataverse, Dryad, Figshare, Mendeley Data, Open Science Framework, Vivli, and Zenodo might be more intentionally woven into the data skills we teach. Since then, we’ve taken important steps toward that vision by co-creating new lesson content, running an in-person workshop, and inviting the community into a broader conversation about data sharing and discoverability.

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Site for the AHRC funded Postcards from the Bagne project

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Les différences entre plusieurs entrepôts de données généralistes : Recherche Data Gouv, Zenodo, Dryad et Figshare

Pour ouvrir ses données de recherche, il existe de très nombreux entrepôts de données. Parmi eux, les entrepôts dits « généralistes » ou « pluridisciplinaires » permettent le partage de tous types …