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Magnetism-Inspired Quantum-Mechanical Model of Gender Fluidity

2024-01-27

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<p>Quantum-mechanical models of human cognition, opinion formation and decision-making have changed the way we understand and predict human behaviour in many practical situations, including political elections, financial decisions and international affairs. Yet, at present, such models overlook certain essential social aspects of human behaviour and self-identification. In this paper, we introduce a magnetism-insp...

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Literature Corpus work: 9c3903aa-5494-5d4c-93ed-38dbfdaea520
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/bg2d7

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