#Complexity

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TrungTPhan

Just read Ark Invest's Big Ideas 2021 report.A tweet for each idea (big numbers coming) 1/ Deep learning to create $30T of market value by 2037• Automated code writing •

Eric Garland

ericgarland

Bottom Line Up Front:- There was a chance during and after the first "wave" of COVID, Jan-May 2020, to enforce policies to minimize morbidity and fatality; partisan politicians blocked those-

Ross Tucker

Scienceofsport

Here's an important paper in the transathlete debate, by @TLexercise & @FondOfBeetles. They ask whether male performance advantages are removed after testosterone suppression? (as required by many sports policies for

Laszlo Fogas

laszlocph

YAML jokes are getting old, so as the FUD around #kubernetes and the cloud native landscape.How about my "Kubernetes - the good parts" list instead? My background: DevOps cosultant, on-boarded

Discourse Hacker

Shudraism

FYI: Hindus don't have scriptures. Brahmins have. (Only 4% of Hindus are Brahmins). Over two millennia, the 4% racists (self-identified as Aryans) gradually super-imposed their scriptures, Varna system, mythology, gods

SambhavāmiYugeYuge🔥🔥🔥

WindsOfChange72

THREADWHY THE DEVAS AND ĀSURAS BATTLE ARE NOT ABOUT GOOD VS EVIL? THE DEVA-ĀSURA GOOD VS EVIL PARADIGM IS AN ABRAHAMIC GOD-SATAN IDIOTIC NOTIONPURĀNAS ARE FAR MORE COMPLEX, BEAUTIFUL, NON

Alex Shevrin Venet

AlexSVenet

Resources around critiquing the ACEs study/score/framework: a thread! First, I have to be a good author and plug my forthcoming book. There's a chapter on the pitfalls of using ACEs

Anurag Singh

anuragsingh_as

Long Thread on Farmers protests & Agri reforms: What is the protest all about? Who gets impacted & how? Why are protests concentrated in Punjab & Haryana? Are these really

Bret Devereaux

BretDevereaux

This is a good thread that I think nails the lottery nature of academia as a result of marketization, but as always I think it is then necessary to ask

The Scorpion Philosopher

thescorpionphil

Charlie Munger on Investing (quotes from Charlie Munger).A thread.1.The desire to get rich fast is pretty dangerous.2.Knowing what you don’t know is more useful than being brilliant. 3.People are trying

Michael Weingarth

LearningPillars

1/ imagine there's a forest that'll represent how we think. In the middle of the forest is a small clearing. It is a dense forest. The newborn wants to survive/feel

Venkatesh Rao

vgr

Overactive cheater detection is at the root of a lot of societal problems. It’s not that people are dumb when acting under biases but that they’re only smart about problems

Collin Cusce ∀

CollinCusce

@gavofyork You, me, @stephenbuttolph, @kevinsekniqi, and @el33th4xor gotta have a little chat about this:I’ll open with, I wouldn't be surprised if I misunderstand things about Polkadot. I also know it

Julia Bascom

JustStimming

This is very, very good. Gonna make a thread with some quotes and thoughts.https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2020/12/the-last-children-of-down-syndrome/616928/ "The decisions parents make after prenatal testing are private a

Erica Feltford

feltford

A question by journalist Tom Bateman during yesterday's briefing seems to lead Dr Russell to admit the Pandemic Task Force couldn't anticipate the surge in cases over the holidays. But

Zero HP Lovecraft

0x49fa98

A big difference between the right and the left is an acknowledgement that there are limits to the malleability of the world around us The leftist imagines utopia but utopia

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