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Cat Moon
inspiredcat
Why is empathy an element in all the courses I teach to law students? Why is empathy important to run a successful business (especially now, in the Fourth Industrial Revolution
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Tube Time
TubeTimeUS
this Tesla SUV ran into a traffic barrier at 70mph while on Autopilot. how could this happen? there are 3 major contributing causes, and they're *fascinating* before we dig into
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Amit Schandillia
Schandillia
[THREAD: URDU CHAUVINISM]1/51By the end of the 10th century AD, Śauraseni Prakrit (a vernacular derivative of Classical Sanskrit) had started corrupting into regional dialects like Braj Bhasha, Awadhi, and Dehlavi.
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Dr Emily Wilson
EmilyRCWilson
If you are, for any reason, in the mood for a long poem about the abuse of power, I'd like to recommend Ovid's Metamorphoses. I spent the last month rereading
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Osita Nwanevu
OsitaNwanevu
So, this is going to be a long thread of material that I won't comment on very specifically, but that I think might offer useful historical context for some of
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Sarah Quinn
seattlesquinn
As someone who studies the social life of financial instruments, I have a few thoughts about how this piece characterizes progressive critiques of new financial instruments as closed minded and
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Yusuf A Ahmad Ansari یوسف انصاری
yusufpore
Only an insecure citizen will vilify a period of history, as rich and complex as #Mughal rule.This demonstrates a vacuum of confidence and an inherent inadequacy in their own ability,
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Sheshapatangi1 ಪ್ರಭಾ ಮಗ ಈ ಅಲೆಮಾರಿ ಅಯ್ಯಂಗಾರಿ
sheshapatangi1
The self-styled social justice intellectuals and parties do not want an India without castes, they want castes without Dharma. This may be profitable to some in the short run but
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Ted Nordhaus
TedNordhaus
LONG THREAD1. Michael Moore's Planet of the Humans provoked predictable attacks @TheBTI by some usual suspects. Most work in solar industry or for industry publications and demand we confess our
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Shailendra Singh, IFS
s_singh_ifs
In the corridors of human-elephant co-existence.1/ This thread is dedicated to the most magnificent of the animals on earth, the Elephant. Huge yet humble, powerful yet responsible, intelligent yet unassuming,
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dancyxhugh
Hugh Dancy & Books: a thread Maximum City: Bombay Lost and Found by Suketu Mehta The Underground Railroad by Colson Whitehead Dark Tales by Shirley Jackson Blackwater: The Rise of
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TransHealthNow
DadTrans
Yesterday @deb_cohen used the term 'Rapid Onset' gender dysphoria in her interview with @BBCRadio4. The term originates from a single controversial study (Littman 2018, PLUS One) which then retracted ROGD
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Hal Duncan
Hal_Duncan
Interesting thread. I've said before that I think reading the fantastic as allegory is often dead wrong, an outmoded litcrit approach for fictions that sever the vehicle of metaphor from
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M.R. Sharan
sharanidli
Thread:Here's one reading of the development story of Bihar in the recent Nitish years, told through the lens of local government and politics.We begin (see image) with Mr Kamal Manjhi
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Dr Joanna Tai
DrJoannaT
We're now onto @CarlessDavid starting the first keynote on teacher feedback literacy - after a nice quip about feedback on driving - and his slides are available here: https://www.slideshare.net/DavidCarless1/teacher-feedback-literacy-d
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Matthew A. Kraft
MatthewAKraft
An idea has captured my imagination.Could we equalize access to tutoring by integrating it into the public school system?We envision a blueprint for tutoring at a national scale to inform
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