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Normally I tweet about diet & health - sometimes Wales & rugby. Right now I just want normal back.

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    Dr Zoe Harcombe, PhD‏Verified account @zoeharcombe 12 Jun 2020

    Have you ever noticed that no matter how many people are in a lift/elevator, they are always equidistant? One gets in or out and the new equidistant is immediately established? We social distance naturally, so let us return to doing it.

    1:10 AM - 12 Jun 2020
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    • tony radcliffe Marika Sboros - Journalist, editor, writer. Fiona Benson Sólveig Noel O Connor🐄🐑 Herb Herbers Kelly Tague Bodyzalive 🥑Huevos con chorizo 🥑🌶 🇺🇸 🥩🏋️
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      1. Lakey Farm‏ @RayMondeDeux 12 Jun 2020
        Replying to @zoeharcombe

        Law of proximity.....

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      2. JaneDoeMD‏ @Caerage 12 Jun 2020
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        Having lived in NYC for several years where I was frequently packed into elevators with others like sardines, I would say that this is not entirely true. It very much depends on where you are and how busy the lift is that you are on.

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      3. John Hardcastle‏ @johnkhardcastle 12 Jun 2020
        Replying to @Caerage @zoeharcombe

        Agreed... anyone who has been on the Tube or any train into/out of London knows that this is simply flawed. If there’s ‘space’ then I agree, people will use it. The problem is the space available often prevents that instinctive reaction

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      2. Mrs A‏ @breakfastbun 12 Jun 2020

        🤣🤢🤣

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      1. DG‏ @Soundbuy 12 Jun 2020
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        Something a tad weird though of entering a nigh on empty lift and sidling up to an occupant......like-wise going up to a bar in a pub.......folks 'space out'.......

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      1. Bob Hudson‏ @bobbyhud 12 Jun 2020
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        One of the first things I remember from my undergrad geography was Peter Haggets Beach Model of human spatial distribution. It was based on observing how people populate a beach and find their spaces and then fill in the gaps!

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      1.  📰 🕯️ Zulutron‏ @Zulutron 12 Jun 2020
        Replying to @zoeharcombe

        I remember when I first came to Australia, I noticed people kept moving away from me when waiting at pedestrian crossings, waiting for lifts etc. Then realised my social distancing was still calibrated to Asian/African big city living! 😂 (was only a matter of a few inches)

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      2. Meatme‏ @Meatme15 12 Jun 2020
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        Meatme Retweeted Rod Bogart

        Voronoi diagrams used to model this in elevators https://www.researchgate.net/figure/A-crowd-of-animated-human-characters-in-a-lift-The-man-in-the-blue-clothing-is-the_fig4_285871816 … And in parks.https://twitter.com/RodBogart/status/865361346459832320?s=19 …

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        Rod Bogart @RodBogart
        A Voronoi diagram of people enjoying the sun in Bryant Park. pic.twitter.com/yRqrZ2lMzJ
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      3. Dr Zoe Harcombe, PhD‏Verified account @zoeharcombe 12 Jun 2020
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        Wow! That's brilliant! Thanks so much for that.

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