#Governments

David Crane

DavidGCrane

1/ @NancySkinnerCA Here's a $10b solution for hard-pressed CA cities:https://twitter.com/NancySkinnerCA/status/1341064141969051648 2/ End platinum insurance subsidies for retired police, prison guards and other public employees. CA is t

Max Roser

MaxCRoser

1/ If we had more vaccines we could bring an end to the deaths and lockdowns.We could have produced these vaccines last year if governments had taken the risk to

Ryan Gallagher

rj_gallagher

New: My investigation of US private equity firm Francisco Partners & its little-known role backing companies that have sold some of the world's most repressive governments surveillance & censorship technologyhttps://www.bloomber

Yaneer Bar-Yam

yaneerbaryam

How Complexity Science can help us understand pandemics and other wicked policy problems"..let's say you go out to your car and somehow you have amnesia. And your brain is fine,

NEPPFA

NEPPFA3

@NEPPFA3 came into existence in April, 2018 - when there were very few commercial pig farmers. Today there are about 500 progressive/commercial pig farmers across the NE under us and

Sadanand Dhume

dhume

Instead of berating France, @ImranKhanPTI ought to use the tragedy of Samuel Paty’s murder to introspect. If Muslim extremists were not quick to violence, Muhammad cartoons wouldn’t have become a

Roger Pielke Jr.

RogerPielkeJr

You'll soon be hearing lots about the "social cost of carbon" as Biden Administration updates estimates to inform regulatory policies (as described well here by @voooos --> https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2021/01/trump-down

Andrew Morris

ASPphysician

Today—along with other colleagues—we are calling on governments to pursue a #COVIDzero strategy. There are many ways that this can be pursued but acceptance of various levels of low cases

Kate Heartfield

kateheartfield

Threading a few thoughts on the apparent gap between Ford's statements and the numbers, why it matters, why it doesn't matter.https://twitter.com/kateheartfield/status/1347320522275635201 First of all, I see a lot of people

Yet Another Columnist

Sime0nStylites

This is interesting for two reasons.(i) A successful future is possible(ii) This is how it might lookToo much commentary has focused on disaster being inevitable (catastrophism) versus the capacity for

Zac Prince

BlockFiZac

1/ As a long time @RayDalio fan, I've been so disappointed with his take on #btc . It seems based on a recent tweet that he is open to learning,

Luke Gromen

LukeGromen

1/ Western social democracies wrote the biggest healthcare, disability, & long-term care policy in the history of the world. Except they did so effectively unreserved and without any underwriting standards,

Jeremy Gilbert

jemgilbert

Inevitable thread. Inevitable take. I think the only mistake the Anglo left really made in the past 5 years was too many people allowing themselves to believe that the electoral

MerrionStreet.ie #StaySafe #HoldFirm

merrionstreet

1/7ESRI Report on Impact of COVID on Children/Young PeopleToday sees the publication of a report on the Implications of the COVID-19 Pandemic for Policy in Relation to Children and Young

Paul Bernal

PaulbernalUK

A very short thread on the suspension of Vance - well, not on him as such, but related. I follow lots of people on here, and take glances at a

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Qaiser__Khan

Funny thing is that as politically impossible as such a policy is, it would actually really help the economy.Reminds me of when Keynes said that the government can end unemployment

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