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Julian Heatherbell

JHeatherbell

It's been a day. But one thing that continues to bother me:What the heck happened with the Capitol Police (USCP)?My first thought was that they were surprised, but no:https://twitter.com/MiriamElder/status/1346941799374475269https://twi

Elaine Doyle

laineydoyle

Everyone knows that the case numbers in Ireland aren't real, right? Or rather, that they're wildly undercounted?That we've hit a ceiling of 1700 cases per day *because that's the max

മാളു അമ്മൂമ്മ

thehermitcoffee

#MidnightRamblingsLet's talk about Abortion. We are in an age where we champion women’s rights, but ‘Abortion’ is a word that we remain to hush on. Having an abortion isn’t exactly

Business Insider

businessinsider

The largest vaccination campaign in the history of the US has begun. The first person to be publicly vaccinated against the #coronavirus in the US was an ICU nurse from

David Perell

david_perell

Bryson DeChambeau might be the most innovative athlete in the world right now.He just won his first major championship and is changing how golf is played at the highest levels.

The Global Science Show

GlobalSciShow

"In science we don't make mistakes, just happy little data points,Welcome to the Sci-Art edition of #GlobalScienceShowWe have 13 hours of #scicomm from sci-artists around the world! Follow the thread

Dr. Stephennie Mulder

stephenniem

This semester in my Arts of Islam survey, I decided to scrap the research paper and have students collaborate to re-write @Wikipedia articles. It ended up better than I could

Jenn

geekgalgroks

I could be doing crafts, code reviews, or chores...so I'm starting a new book instead. Okay, I love that abbreviations are at the beginning of the book. Hours later, I

Shannon Skalos

ShannonSkalos

Wild Turkeys (Meleagris gallopavo) are some of the goofiest birds I’ve ever seen. They’re also one of my absolute favorites. Just look at these goobers! All of their colors, patterns,

Pellicle

pelliclemag

We had a lot of nice words about our cider coverage this weekend, so thought today would be a good place to take stock of what we've covered so far,

Shreyas Doshi

shreyas

Twitter, now that we understand why the preventable problem paradox is so prevalent and pernicious, it’s time to talk about combating it.So, as promised, here’s a thread on pre-mortems. In

Electionland

electionland

In an election year that saw unprecedented turnout, @Electionland partnered with more than 160 national & local newsrooms to cover voting problems during early voting and on Election Day. Here

Karam Bales

karamballes

1/ I don't think there are any other countries now taking the same approach to schools as the UK.Most have masks in schools, most have reduced class sizes for social

Subhrajyoti

subhra2jyoti

#Thread (3/3) on what Francois Bernier (1620-1688 CE), French physician, in service of Dara Shikoh & Aurangzeb, writes abt the bountiful produce of Kashmir and its intricate handicrafts & other

Michael Harriot

michaelharriot

It was a dark and stormy night...(I’ve always wanted to tweet that) But seriously, there was a tropical storm when a group of people gathered in the woods. If they

Nick Fad🇺🇸

NicAtNigh

Thread: What you’re seeing isn’t new, and is bigger than just grievances with the police department—taking shape is a communist-style revolution disguised as protests.We must view it from a strategical

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