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#documentaire. «The Price of Peace», sept ans de combat maori
▻https://www.mediapart.fr/journal/culture-idees/230216/documentaire-price-peace-sept-ans-de-combat-maori

Tame Iti, militant Maoris, dans « The price of peace » de Kim Webby © Jos Wheeler Ce documentaire de Kim Webby, qui vient de recevoir le deuxième prix du Festival international du film documentaire d’Océanie (Fifo), raconte les sept années de combat du leader maori Tame Iti pour que les droits de sa tribu soient reconnus par la Nouvelle-Zélande. Film en intégralité sur Mediapart.

#Culture-Idées #Festival_international_du_film_documentaire_d'Océanie #Fifo #Océanie #Polynésie

Danish researchers have an enraging proposal to speed up queues: Serve the last person first
▻http://qz.com/496525/danish-researchers-have-an-enraging-proposal-to-speed-up-queues-serve-the-last-p

The problem with “first-come, first-serve” is it incentivizes people to arrive early, which researchers say results in people waiting for the longest period of time. When this incentive is removed—under a “last-come, first-serve” system—the queues are more efficient. Researchers suggest that under this model, people are forced to change their behaviors and arrive at the queues at a slower rate. When people who arrive last are served first, there is less of a bottleneck and thus less congestion in queues.