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Rahul Mukherji

RahulMukherji5

SIMPLE GUIDE TO US ELECTIONSAs we draw to the end of the counting process of #Elections2020 , here are a few pointers that could set the premise for a less

Rachel Aaron/Bach

Rachel_Aaron

The common advice for new writers is to read good books. But while this is always a good idea, when it comes to learning from example, I'd posit you actually

Charlotte Summers

charlot_summers

There seems to be some confusion, even @rcplondon, regarding what is known about the role of therapies targeting IL-6 in COVID-19 so I thought I would attempt a thread to

Croydon Living Streets

CroydonLiving

It seems the Low Traffic Neighbourhood in Crystal Palace is 'a problem'. The aim of the closures is to reduce traffic volumes on roads that have been plagued by aggressive

The Counter

TheCounter

#THREAD: Some 110,000 restaurants have closed permanently in the U.S. due to Covid-19. We talk a lot about the economic impact, but there’s a less-discussed *social* impact, as communities lose

Kate Higgins

katedhiggins

2020 has been quite a year to lead an organization, esp. in an interim capacity. But it has been a huge privilege to lead @OxfamCanada. I've loved it. I thought

ETFO Peel

ETFOPeel

A weekend reflection for @ETFOPeel members: As we continue to process the events that occurred in the US on Wednesday, we are reminded of our collective responsibility to be educated,

Tom Shaughnessy 🦉

Shaughnessy119

Delphi Daily: Building Conviction in Magical Founders and Projects - Team - Products- Community - Token Econ- How To Release a Project- Putting it all together to build conviction and

Nick Buxton

nickbuxton

You would expect a CEO of border security corporation to have been delighted with Trump’s border policies, so why did they end up favoring the Democrats in the 2020 election?https://twitter.com/TNInstitute/status/1362016448516816897

Alex Wice

AWice

Good thread.I disagree with some points.../1https://twitter.com/AdamScochran/status/1343641935265869831 2/ I think layer two can pick up the slack. This is like a "BTC as gold bars" theory in the sense that people

Ankit Jain

ankitxg

Starting the new year with a reflection on 2020. One thing that helped me grow even without in-person interaction were the online communities. Learn how you can leverage communities to

Adrian Stier

AdrianStier

Our new paper "Fishing, Environment, and the Erosion of a Population Portfolio" shows Haida Gwaii herring have declined in population growth and diversity, and points to potential benefits of fine-scale

Alice Lemée

alicellemee

Two writers that I admire, @david_perell & @Nicolascole77 have COMPLETELY different takes on where to write online (see below)David's camp is all for building your personal blog. Nicolas swears by

WomensBookHistory

GrubStreetWomen

. @AmyHildrethChen is emphasizing that archivists should not just be acknowledged but ~cited~ for their intellectual labor and that "corporate authorship" takes away their bylines for their work at institutions

Kim A. Wagner

KimAtiWagner

My initial reaction to @SimonClarkeMP's inane take on British history was despondency, but my students convinced me it's worth engaging - so here is a thread, since this really is

Brandon Morshedi, MD, DPT, FACEP, FAEMS

BMorshediMD

Day 4 of @DallasFireRes_q Medical Director Bootcamp is all about “Resus Academy” and Crit Care in AM, intense simulation in the PM. No more “scoop and run” with critical medical

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