#Biases

Karin Litzcke

KarinLitzcke

I've recently been blocked by the owners/founders of two of #cdnpoli's big polling companies. This exposes the flaw that exists under most polling: the insertion of personal biases into polling.

Dileep Karri

satyadileep

1/ In Dec 2020, I decided to write 30 screenshot essays in 30 days on principles and mental models for early employees/leaders. The aim of this exercise is to improve

Westyn Branch-Elliman, M.D., MMSc.

BranchWestyn

Advancement of women in academic medicine, and academia in general. A thread. Women Physicians and Promotion in Academic Medicine | NEJMhttps://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMsa1916935#.X7_9GFR0aKg.twitter 1. Lots of things factor into t

Alexandra Erin

AlexandraErin

Terry Pratchett was a fantasy author in that he wrote about magical, fantastic, and impossible things, like good policemen and benevolent dictators. Sure, in a fantasy world where academics are

Kane

kane

I’m seeing articles on how camera white balance and #nofilter are surprisingly hard concepts. A thread:https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2020/09/camera-phone-wildfire-sky/616279/ 1/ the human brain is really good at “normal

Brian The Great

BrianTh37895972

All warfare is based on deception. Everybody assuming Trump hasn't been working furiously behinds the scenes to affect certain outcomes were wrong.They based their assumption Trump doing nothing & just

Will McAvoy

WillMcAvoyACN

So, since Donald Trump has (falsely) claimed over the last few days that Joe Biden wants to destroy the suburbs, let's take a look at the history of suburban America,

Shreyas Doshi

shreyas

A thread of my most popular threads: If I were to write a book on making better products, it would say thishttps://twitter.com/shreyas/status/1282169204699873281 If I were to write a book on

Jonathan West 🌺🕉️🇺🇸🇮🇳🇪🇨

MycoJonathan

Everyone reading this, please take a moment. Extract yourself from your pre-conceived biases, be them culturally driven, or driven by an Abrahamic religion that has built in bigotry and demonization

Samuel Miller McDonald

sjmmcd

This is obviously stupid and dangerous for a lot of reasons, but the last card ("No science. No shutdown.") stuck with me because I think it speaks to something that

John S. Knight Journalism Fellowships at Stanford

JSKstanford

As we collectively wave buh-bye to #2020, let's ponder the possibilities of #2021. Here are some predictions for #journalism from a few @jskstanford alumni... 1/8 “What general-market local newsrooms

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dinoduderocket

My political views (my opinion!), a thread:(I'm more right leaning than left, however do not consider myself a conservative, as you can see, lots of my views are at odds

Jimmy Booth

jboothNY

I left high school believing America was the greatest country in the world. I carried that belief through college. I argued this point with others, citing that we were the

Chris Nethery

ChrisANethery

*** THREAD ***Don't fall for the Disinformation about Voter Fraud1/ I think we can all agree that the Trump administration has taken extraordinary steps to delay the inevitable conclusion that

Jason Pitre

Genesisoflegend

Since today seems to be the day where I get involved with twitter discourse, I think it's worth talking about the late-stage-capitalism in the room. [Thread} When you get down

Dr. Sanjana Mathur

teaandreverie

Black patients have the highest rate of cardiovascular disease in the U.S. with 47% affected. @ACCinTouch reports that by 2035, that figure may rise to 50%. When we teach med

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