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ʿAqīl
aqilazme
I’m by no means knowledgable about the Islamic sciences, but being able to know enough to make comparisons/draw parallels with Western thought makes my classes endlessly interesting.Here are some examples,
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Great Women of Mathematics
GWOMaths
HOW 2020 WAS A MASSIVE TRIUMPH IN ONE SMALL PLACE: A THREAD. On January 1, 2020, I started answering the problems from the Mathematics 2020 calendar. This is a calendar
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Joseph T Noony
JoeAgneya
Jesuits, 'soldiers of Christ', aren't your average priests. An order founded in 1540, it had great emphasis on scholarship, learning native languages and unorthodox approaches to missionary work. Pope Francis
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Gytha Lodge
thegyth
I'm here with a CONTROVERSIAL OPINION: grammar is wonderful and should absolutely be taught to kids at primary school. The current curriculum is, to my mind, much, much better than
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Josh Sokol
josh_sokol
In 2020, working on other science stories besides that one biggest story in the world brought me relief and escape. And hopefully readers felt so too! So let me share
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Danny Ayalon
DannyAyalon
20 years ago today, I participated as a member of the Israeli delegation to the Camp David Summit. Holding the foreign policy portfolio in the Prime Minister's Office, I arrived
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alice.schwarze
aliceschwarze
Here's an interesting discussion on information-based vs. dynamics-based approaches to network inference and my thead on what I learned from it https://twitter.com/dallastaylordrt/status/1335055931332288514 To recap, Dane argues in favo
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Michael Clerx
michaelclerx
I'm really quite fascinated by the "R number" or (sorry) "R rate" terminology tweets. It's something worth studying post pandemic as a math bio communication case study with a huuuuuuge
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Michael J Barany
MBarany
Haven't done a proper historical thread in a while, so....Ever wondered how mathematics got to be a "young man's game"?Let's have a look... 1/ This thread is based on a
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Brad Cherniak
SapientCapital
This I'm sure is the question on everyone's minds this crisp Family Day holiday afternoon in Canada: Is there an objective technical standard for composing original, quality music (ie. a
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AJ
AhmedWJanjua
With Senate Elections around the Corner, here’s a little explanation on how Senate Election is conducted in Pakistan through a Proportional Representational System introduced in the 19th century by British
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simon evans
TheSimonEvans
I will take this, from Asimov.But my favourite quote of his, was “THE MOST EXCITING PHRASE TO HEAR IN SCIENCE, THE ONE THAT HERALDS NEW DISCOVERIES, IS NOT ‘EUREKA’ BUT
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John Bull
garius
There's a weird tech bro version of the American dream. They idolise generally distasteful people like Jobs or musk and excuse their behaviour, because they believe that one day they
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Adam Ruby
AdamJRuby
So I’ve pretended to play mathematician briefly & do one of those simple model thingies that is all the hype these days but for Liverpool onlyBasically by plotting the case
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Anton Hilado
anton_hilado
Some number theory basics part 2: Another (not so mini) thread1/nhttps://twitter.com/anton_hilado/status/1346462114446270464 Another important concept in number theory is Galois groups. Before we tackle that, let's learn some abstract a
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David R. MacIver
DRMacIver
I think I've just figured out the distinction between Focusing and Internal Family Systems, in a way that causes both of them to make much more sense to me (and
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