#Fundamental

Dropping sh*t on your tweets

velopajaro

If you argue against lockdowns based on what the numbers are doing you will always lose. Because there will always be some new wave or variant or hospital capacity issue

AJ Fitzwatr @ Worldcon

AJFitzwater

If you didn't get to the Infinite Entangled Futures: Indigenous Voices in Conversation panel, I highly recommend watching when it is available on replay. So glad the late push was

Jill Filipovic

JillFilipovic

It is crucial to understand people who don’t share your views. But understanding needs to move in all directions, and right now, it’s lopsided. Trump wins, liberals are told we

Joy WE VOTED!! WEAR A MASK!! Reid 😷)

JoyAnnReid

This truth! "I don’t know how to convince someone how to experience the basic human emotion of empathy. I cannot have one more conversation with someone who is content to

Moritz Poll

MoritzPoll

Clare Balboni et al.'s paper "Why do people stay poor?" is truly remarkable. Even in a field so enamored with theoretical models like Economics, I've rarely seen real-life data fit

munanga linguist

MunangaLinguist

It’s 2021 and are us linguists really still doing this thing where we publish research on Indigenous languages as if they are wholly disembodied from actual humans? This article makes

Edward L. Ayers

edward_l_ayers

1/ Two Centuries of Black Migration Led to Democrats’ Victory in 2020 (The Deep Demography That Structures American Politics — as posted on Medium via @newamericanhist ) 2/ The subtleties

J Michael Waller

JMichaelWaller

Jimmy Carter's center has an Election Obligations & Standards Database with a checklist concerning corruption of balloting and vote counting. Let's see how the Biden operation stands up. https://eos.cartercenter.org/obligations/

Kulvinder Kaur MD

dockaurG

Univ of CambridgeVice-Chancellor Prof Toope:“Freedom of speech is a right that sits at the heart of the Univ—will always be a place where anyone can express new ideas & controversial/unpopular

Mick W@tson

BioMickWatson

I first joined academia when I was 28. I had no PhD, I had never written a paper nor a grant, and now it was a fundamental part of my

JP Pardo-Guerra

pardoguerra

Does computational social science actually exist? Or is it a “strange attractor” A on a working paper. 1/ Many moons ago, I studied nanotechnology. Coming from physics, I was a

Jack Walker

jbwhoops3

Its no secret, but Seth Curry opens up so many things for Philly and Joel Embiid specifically. A light 5-game slate so wanted to get some thoughts out on him

Kirsten Sjøvoll

KirstenSjovoll

1. “Stay local” is in the guidance not the law2. “Local” is not even defined in the guidance and could encompass a fairly wide range of distances (a mile walk

Calvin Sloan

CalvinSloan

An intergenerational publication... @curaffairs #Cats #Sloths #AccessMan Great issue so far @curaffairs Fantastic article, @sparkyabraham More thoughts on this piece, ‘twas late... @sparkyabraham1) It’s really fantastic, very education

Erin Bury

erinbury

My entire career, I've always felt that being an empathetic leader was detrimental to my success. I've known so many founders (real and in movies) who are ruthless, who yell

Samira Nadkarni

SamiraNadkarni

"In terms of being able to create something that’s even eligible to be canonized, there are fundamental factors informed by privilege."https://themuse.jezebel.com/rethinking-the-film-canon-1844083283?utm_medium=sharefromsite&

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