#Public

Fahd Ananta

fahdananta

A mini thread on the Mimetic Theory, Peter Thiel, and taking asymmetric risks.First, let's understand the Mimetic Theory. It's a fancy way of saying we want things because other people

Sameer

Sameer_R13

Quique Setién is learning, in a brutal and very public fashion, the harsh truth that ideas, in of themselves, aren't worth very much, and that their value is derived in

Milo Beckman

milobela

I just want to confirm that @farai's experience here is widespread - white editors squash stories about white supremacy.In 2017 @FiveThirtyEight greenlit a 3000 word feature on voter suppression from

Lucie Matthews-Jones

luciejones83

Thread: Excited to see the @WattsGallery exhibition 'Art & Action:Making Change in Victorian Britain'. I love this corner & the inclusion of the photo showing the Watts mosaic in Whitechapel.

Laura Mariani

lauramariani

Today's a great day to set up some recurring donations (a predictable monthly gift is better for their budget planning than a single donation, if you can swing it!) to

Josh - Data Analyst in Nashville

ifihadastick

THREAD: Are Schools SAFE during Covid? A Collection of Research, Science, and Data on Schools: Risks to children, teachers, and comparisons within the community.Sources: Academic, institutional or governmental. I will

Arthur Chu

arthur_affect

I'm trying not to have serious opinions about copyright online right now because there are so, so many more important things going onBut I really feel like a lot of

Martine Powers

martinepowers

Last month, I went to GA and talked to Republicans voting early in the runoff. Almost without exception, they said they believed the Nov. election was a scam.What did surprise

Adam Wagner

AdamWagner1

To explain: since March, the government has used the Public Health (Control of Diseases) Act 1984 to pass lockdown laws - over 60 (I have listed them here https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ne4zhPYAZK8G867D1Iz0Gg2ZJFLGmF2K/edit). The

Tony Yates

t0nyyates

Sumption. Maybe unpopular opinion. But. He's not wrong that there are sometimes policy choices to be made where you allocate lives saved, and this is commonly and IMO rightly done

S.P. Sullivan

spsullivan

I spent a lot of time this summer reporting on and thinking about the existing structures for police officers to complain about their own departments. It came from a question

Paula Simons

Paulatics

As a Senator from Alberta and a member of the Senate’s Standing Committee on Energy, the Environment and Natural Resources, I have been weighing carefully a response to the disappointing,

Pilar Goñalons Pons

pilargonalons

My last tweet in 2019Little did I know a global pandemic was around the corner that would give unprecedented visibility to the centrality of care work. Visibility has not reduced

WellRastaGawd🇧🇸

fadduhshad

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Romey Ritter

RomeyRitter

“Social Justice”1/12"Envy was once considered to be one of the seven deadly sins before it became one of the most admired virtues under its new name, 'social justice.'"~Thomas Sowell Social

Cat Moon

inspiredcat

Why is empathy an element in all the courses I teach to law students? Why is empathy important to run a successful business (especially now, in the Fourth Industrial Revolution

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