#IMPACT

Doug Campbell

TradeandMoney

This problem is even worse in academia. If you write a paper that goes against what the median referee in your field believes, good luck getting it published.https://twitter.com/mattyglesias/status/1354135053262057473 In academia,

Sahar Pirzada

saharpirzada

On today’s #coupattempt and everyone’s comments labeling today’s #whitesupremacists as “#domesticterrorists”. I understand and I respectfully urge us all to avoid using those labels. If we have learned anything about

David Fedman

dfedman

1/ Mass incarceration and gerrymandering are both dire threats to America's democracy, but only today did I realize how intertwined they are. I honestly had no idea that the US

akhivae

akhivae

COVID-19 proved one of David Graeber's claims in his book 'Bullshit Jobs'. That is, the private sector has so many bullshit jobs (jobs which have minimal impact on real world

Kelsey D. Atherton

AthertonKD

I'd argue the most successful Secretary of Defense since the position was created in 1947 was William Perry, who had two distinct advantages: his time in office was the easiest

Raoul Ruparel

RaoulRuparel

Interplay between economic shocks of Brexit & Covid-19 has been underdiscussed IMHO. Some talk from Government about how C-19 economic impact makes Brexit irrelevant. Superficially, sounds like it might be

Simple Homo SLAYpien

ella_beaudoin

The scientific spaces we inhabit, that we love so much, are often also the feeding ground for abusers. Academia will protect those who they seem intellectually "worthy" over the people

TauhidChappell

TauhidChappell

IMO it should say: White is a distinct cultural identity in the U.S., an identity *defined by* privilege, oppression, enslavement, appropriation, capitalism & domestic & international violence towards non-white &/or

Sondre Lerche

SondreLerche

In hotel room, flipping through channels, came across this film where Robert Duvall is in space, and Tea Leoni and Elijah Wood are on earth hoping to be selected to

Taylor McKinnon

publiccarbon

Today's 9th Circuit ruling upended a modeling fallacy that both BOEM and BLM rely on to misconstrue the greenhouse gas pollution associated with dozens of federal fossil fuel projects onshore

Kathryn Anne Edwards

keds_economist

I find that economics is a profession that often goes out of its way to make you feel stupid for not understanding something. So I wanted to write this thank

Wayne Maddison

WayneMaddison

Stunning misinterpretation by @Clarivate/@WebOfScience in their decision to suppress citation counts for all papers in @Zootaxa. This damages the entire field of zoological taxonomy, and in particular researchers from developing

Kimberly Acquaviva 🏳️‍🌈

kimacquaviva

A thread about intent vs. impact When I mess up on social media, I like to use my mistakes as examples in the hopes that it will spare others from

Willow Fiddler

WillowFiddler

Crown starts by saying they reached an agreed statement of facts w defence over possible evidentiary issues last Friday. Crown won’t be calling a witness. Justice Pierce says she will

Kevin Fenton

ProfKevinFenton

1/8 @LondonADPH have issued a policy position to support BAME communities in London during and beyond the #COVID19 pandemic. I also recognise that “racism is a public health issue” –

Charlie M. Wray, DO, MS

WrayCharles

Have you ever wondered if individuals with private health insurance really do like their coverage? Especially those with poor health status…? We did, so we set out to explore this

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