When the time came to put it all together, the collective counted on the help of residents, including children, making the art process a fun activity.
From this they estimated the total number of microbial genes; indeed, the bacteria, archaea, and fungi that inhabit the human gut demonstrate a collective gene count estimated at 100 times that of the human genome.
Appeals were made to roughly 3,500 vessels, with a collective crew count of 32,285, to return to port.
When I added up the collective follower counts of the people in the room, my little dinner party was potentially viewed by more people than watch "The Late Show" on CBS: over three million.
Collective Intellect counts CBS, Advertising Age, Dole, Hasbro, NBC, Verizon, Walmart, Yahoo, and Pepsi among its current customers and has raised $14 million in venture funding to date.
The former hold that only individual agents or natural persons can be properly held responsible, while the latter hold that some collectives do count as subjects of responsibility (cf. Mathiesen 2006; Pettit 2007b; Hindriks 2009); depending on context and group size, there may be a number of tenable intermediate positions on this spectrum.
The case is Shelby County v. Holder and it concerns the one provision that has helped hundreds of thousands of latino voters to exercise their right to vote, and to have their collective votes counted, without discrimination.
Peer-to-peer file sharing goes offline in a project from Aram Bartholl, who's part of FAT Lab, the art and tech collective which counts among its members creator James Powderly.
There are only a handful of Patreons that could substitute for an engineer's day job, and only two collectives by my count on Open Collective that could support even a single maintainer full time.
As we have already seen, on Raz's conception of collective rights, numbers count.
