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James Buchanan จิมมี่

JBuchananBKK

Thread: A regular guest at Sri Panwa is Dan Bilzerian. With over 32 million followers, Bilzerian is often called "the king of Instagram". He and his entourage have been invited

Nate Cohn

Nate_Cohn

There was a point on Tuesday night--not sure the time, you can probably find the tweet--when the eastern Ohio counties came in and I think I would have thought very

Convergences Révolutionnaires

etincelle_npa

#DossierConvergences Le revenu universel, une mesure "sociale" que ne renie pas la bourgeoisie ! Remis au goût du jour à gauche depuis la Loi Travail, le PS avait fait campagne

Spoon & Tamago

Johnny_suputama

NHK conducted an experiment to see how germs spread at a cruise buffet. They applied fluorescent paint to the hands of 1 person and then had a group of 10

Francine McKenna

retheauditors

A Leaked Internal Report Reveals The Wall Street Journal Is Struggling With Aging Readers And Covering Race https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/amberjamieson/internal-wall-street-journal-report via @ambiej | Having been at sister pub @Mark

KenFranklin

KenFZill

I just finished reading 'Toronto' by Bruce West (1967).It made me misty-eyed towards my city's past and a wish to read about the 53 years since. Here is another city

Bronze Age Pervert

bronzeagemantis

Reminder the academic account you're all using to criticize that anti-hysteria Medium article is part of the push to mislead people into thinking that ma*sks don't work. Self-contradictory patently false

TY BUT DISAGREE

tybutdisagree

a guide to IU, one of k-pop's most beloved solo idols | a thread by @gabyabbyy if you're a casual fan of k-pop, you probably already know who IU is.

Dr. Sonja Vernes 🦇🌈

Sonja_Vernes

Our new @VernesLab paper on #bat vocal learning is featured today in @newscientist! @EllaLatt (first author) is interviewed. https://www.newscientist.com/article/2240435-bats-can-learn-to-copy-sounds-and-it-may-teach-us-about-human-speech/ @MPI_NL @

Robert Smith

BondHack

Recently, @Michael_Pooler and I tried to get more clarity on which companies have benefited from over £50bn of state-backed coronavirus loans.We were stonewalled on the grounds of data protection laws

Asher Wolf

Asher_Wolf

Hello. I’m an arts grad. In 2014 I helped report what was the largest data breach Australia had ever suffered at the time https://amp.theguardian.com/world/2014/feb/19/asylum-seekers-identities-revealed-in-immigration-department-data-laps

it's B! Cavello 🐝

b_cavello

I have been thinking about how “skilled labor” tends to mean companies benefiting from the costs of training/education incurred by workers while offering little in the way of mentorship, apprenticeship,

Jose-Luis Jimenez

jljcolorado

1/ A radical shift today by @CDCgov, finally aligning itself with science on the modes of transmission, and throwing away the 1910 error of considering "close contact" a mode of

Affable Misanthrope

mea_gulpa

India : ~ 625,000 tests, 27,000 +iveUK : ~ 670,000 tests, 153,000 +iveWaiting for @bbc goats to write a piece on how India is testing less therefore lower number of

tariq panja

tariqpanja

Amanda Staveley's business partner in PCP, Craig Eadie, being cross examined by Barclays lawyer today. He's having a tough time. Calls into question what exactly PCP is. Hard to think

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Retlouping

After some discussions over the last few days I have been pondering on inflammation, healing and repair. I am going to do a short tweetorial on my last 48 hours