#Scale

Cycling Professor

fietsprofessor

[1/11] Need for speed: Why speed is both cause and solution for unsustainable urban mobility.A mini lecture on land use and mobility... [2/11] The starting assumption of much thinking in

Najla Alariefy

NajlaAlariefy

1/ "A City is not a Tree"This is an interesting idea in urban design. - It was written in 1964 by mathematician/architect Christopher Alexander (CA).- He realized natural, organic cities

The Telegraph

Telegraph

Last year was “remarkable for the tall building industry” with a record number of skyscrapers being built.But with lockdowns, recessions and a more climate-conscious society, what is the future for

Pomp 🌪

APompliano

One of my areas of focus in 2020 was to scale the size of our content business across platforms.Here is our year in review 1/ Everything starts and ends

Aaron Astor

AstorAaron

Why is Pennsylvania so important to American history? 3 main reasons:1) Philly as Quaker/Mid-Atlantic Seaport2) Large-scale non-Anglo immigration and migration point to the West3) Energy resource production and distribution Philly

Tea Berry-Blue

teaberryblue

Okay, friends. Thanksgiving is coming up and for people for whom this is one of the few days a year we spend with family, it is going to be a

Bruce McD

brucemcd23

Justin Webb managed to ask mostly the wrong questions and draw wrong conclusions during #R4Today’s item on PM’s self isolation Doing his usual innocent abroad routine he asked in effect

Robinson Meyer

yayitsrob

I’ve been covering COVID-19 testing with @alexismadrigal for the last six months. We’ve kept coming back to the same questions: Why is testing still broken in America? Can it be

William Gillis 🏴

rechelon

When Leah talked before a grand jury in 2012 many of her immediate friends leaped to her defense. Thankfully it was rather easy to box largely apolitical kids only passing

Owen Missen

scimissionowen

#NewPaper alert! After four decades, we finally determined the structure of fairbankite! Being a mineralogist is very like being a detective, looking for micron-scale clues and trying to separate overlapping

Kibbutzy Collins

atrak

Weird thing about the platforms that we all consume music, TV, film etc on is that they reward regularity and familiarity sooo much... that a lot of the artists who

Mark Hertling

MarkHertling

Had a chance to provide some info to @NatashaBertrand regarding the challenges associated with countering IEDs. That exchange caused me to ponder the question: “Could we be approaching the early

Brian Goldstein

bgoldst

Thanks to @MelArch3 for flagging this. The @NatUrbanLeague seems ready to rise in #Harlem, on what I'd argue is the most interesting block in the history of the Civil Rights

Devayani

Geo_Sophist

Travelling through #India you can't miss such boulder heaps...Think of Hampi's ruins (below) or Sravanabelagola (Karnataka), or Mt Abu (Rajasthan)?#DidYouKnow, such isolated hill/ridge features that jut out from the surrounding

David Withun

DavidWithun

After spending a couple of days engaging with #DisruptTexts and its most vociferous Twitter defenders, here is what I've learned: 1. Many of its most outspoken defenders are also outspoken

Santiago Velez

Santiag78758327

1/ The Problem w/ Moralizing Energy Consumption & BitcoinThere are many who consider the energy spent on Bitcoin Proof-of-Work (PoW) hashing for the purpose of security an unethical activity on

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