#Governments

James Miraflor

futilityfunc

There is nothing wrong with "pulitika" during disasters, especially if it is coming from citizens. This, because disaster is ultimately a "political" problem. (1/9) Truth is, we already possess and/or

Kyle Becker

kylenabecker

You can invade a free country with information easier than standing armies. America's enemies realized this. Russia appeared to have surrendered after the Cold War. It didn't.U.S. declared "mission accomplished"

Anthony 🔴

AnthonyDessauer

The Altpaclypse has started. The Stablecoin Wars have begun.Here’s my take on the SEC and OCC action. With institutions entering the space Banks can no longer wish Bitcoin will just

Madeleine Morris

remittancegirl

For months and months, I have tweeted about the brutal logic of the Sars CoV2 virus. It wants warm, breathing bodies. It doesn’t care about political affiliation or faith or

☢️🦈Teal🦈🤖

Teal_Sharky

Ideological fascination (not counting pump grifters and people just seeking to buy weed; legit, get that dough) with blockchain is literally just another in series of desperate attempts to hand

Awe Onisokuso™ CAC-OFR

sarnchos

A blueprint to tackle public concern over herders in Nigerian states1. State governments should conduct an exercise to identify all cattle in their domains by offering free computerized identity tags

Dr Alexandra Phelan

alexandraphelan

A lot of good discussion today about what we know and don't know about the new #SARSCoV2 variant in the UK. But what does this mean (if anything) for government

Jacob Crisp

jacobwcrisp

Post independence in Latin America, save for Brazil, nation building took a generally similar path through the area. The new liberal ideas of the enlightenment- coupled with the growing restless

Gopi Warrier

GopiWarrier

In the 1990s, I followed and reported upon the evolution of three legislations - the Biodiversity Act, the Plant Varieties Protection and Farmers' Right Act (PVPFRA) and the amendments to

Philip Rocco

PhilipRocco

Congress doesn’t offer us certainty about much but if it doesn’t provide revenue support for state and local governments, it’s guaranteeing massive unemployment in a sector that represents about 13%

Ben Woodfinden

BenWoodfinden

THREAD: When explaining structural problems with the way the Canadian parliamentary system works, it can often seem very abstract, but occasionally reality interjects, and the WE scandal is showing an

Courtney Milan 🦖

courtneymilan

Of the statewide offices that aren’t governor, I think the two that Democrats most need to think about launching a coordinated campaign over are the Secretary of State and the

Ari Paul ⛓️

AriDavidPaul

I'm having too much fun, one more: paradox #4: The Paradox of Thrift: it's impossible for everyone to save more. This is from macroeconomics and was popularized by Keynes. There's

Justin Wolfers

JustinWolfers

Payrolls in November rose a mere +245k. That's the sort of number you might see in a "normal" month, and definitely not what you're hoping for in the snapback from

Schuyler Esprit

schuyleresprit

Woke up thinking about how the pandemic got so much worse so quickly in some Caribbean countries and much of it is the result of Northerners thinking they can escape

Rob Yeldham

RobYeldham

Thread - Pent up demand and extra long term demand from Covid related impacts clearly mean that governments should be; keeping non Covid care going wherever possible, spending more on

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