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Doug Rand
doug_rand
So many excellent journalists give non-credible anti-immigrant groups an uncritical platform for saying up is down.Here's @JessicaV_CIS claiming the Trump admin wants to *protect* children by letting them languish in
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Hannah Lebovits
HannahLebovits
OKAY! I'm up next for #PAScholarStrike! Were going to talk about one of my favorite topics: research methods. And how our views on "research" and "rigor" create massive inequities in
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Henning Strandin
HenningStrandin
1/25A great and thought-provoking thread by @EpiEllie about current science skepticism and its proper explanation. This is what I've mainly been interested in for the last 6 months. Let's talk
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Jan Christoph Steckel
jan_c_steckel
Two recent meta-analysis of the ex-post literature on #CarbonPricing (by @greenprofgreen & @JLilliestam etal) suggest carbon pricing is not effectively reducing emissions. This might be both a premature and misleading
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Kevin McKernan 🙂
Kevin_McKernan
When respected Scientists resign over the false narrative... Take notice... and thank them.Google Translated Letter fromProf. Dr. Thomas Aigner, Department of Geosciences, University of Tuebingen, Sigwartstrasse 10,D-72076 Tuebingen Germany
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Dr. Limor Raviv 🦄🐘🦒
Limor_Raviv
What is the role of network structure in shaping the grammar of languages?In a new paper with Antje Meyer and @shirilevari, we tested this question using a group communication experiment.
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Teague Henry
TeagueRHenry
A longer thread on replicability vs asymptotics of network psychometric methods: Recently, I've been seeing both tweets and articles which discuss if network psychometric methods are "replicable". I wanted to
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Nils Gilman
nils_gilman
My own view is that gradualism followed by a final exclamation point is a very likely extinction scenario, both for dinosaurs — and for humans. Indulge me in long thread
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Kieran Pender
KieranPender
Thread: Tomorrow, the @HighCourtofAus will deliver judgment in Comcare v Banerji (@LaLegale). It is one of the most important free speech (implied freedom of political communication) cases to be determined
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Jelena Brankovic
jelena3121
We talk a lot about rankings here: what we think & how we feel about them, why we (dis)like them, what’s wrong with them, and so on.In this I
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The Bills make Dr. Jennifer Sessions want to shout
Laprofmme
Kathryn Edwards & @DavidSm54263703 confirm that women do disproportionate amounts of labor of reviewing, ed board work, @HFranceWebsite volunteering. Our male colleagues need to say Yes when asked to do
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D. S. Nelson
process_x
You shouldn't seek to prove your hypotheses right. *If you're a scientist, you should only seek to prove them wrong.* This is widely accepted & has been naturalized long enough
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Dr. Simon ツ
goddeketal
1/ I am an editor of a @SpringerNature journal and I will give you some more insights into scientific peer-review processes and why fraudulent manipulation with respect to @c_drosten's PCR
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Dr. Janet Frick 🍑💙
jfrickuga
Dear psychology colleagues... it's really (past) time for us to have a serious reckoning about the Stanford Prison Experiment. There's not enough useful for us to keep it in our
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ReSisters United UK & Ireland
ReSistersU
BBC news bulletin on the rolling out of the vaccine - explaining why they have confidence in it. Phrases like “methodologically sound, scientifically rigorous” “working to strict guidelines on safety
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Instructor Florence Ashley
ButNotTheCity
Since Abigail Shrier is promoting the unsupported hypothesis of ‘rapid-onset gender dysphoria’ in her new book, let’s talk about why it’s wrong. I will be basing this off my recent
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