#Nature

Economic Erudite

EconomicErudite

[Thread] Art, Dionysus and the myth of egalitarianism:There are ‘certain people’ who appear so insecure in their taste in art that they have begun to lash out at anyone who

David Alade

DavidAlade__

Money has always been a representation of value. It is also the case that scarcity is a necessary feature of it.Many years ago, people used things as common as Stones

Jessica Maybury

codenamewallaby

@banditloaf @beeeeonka alright! strap yourselves in! how honeybees make honey: worker bees* go out & forage & suck nectar out of flowers and store it in their special honey stomachs.

Dr Clare Craig

ClareCraigPath

Test always perform worse than hoped when used in real world situations. What's key here is that the antibody tests used pre-COVID blood as a negative control. They were designed

Nicole Hemmer

pastpunditry

Impeachment 2.0, which is about to get underway, is extraordinary and unprecedented, as were the acts that brought it about: the effort of a president AND HIS PARTY to overthrow

Adrienne Buller

adribuller

Attn finance nerds: did a lil report interrogating 'sustainable investing' and why green finance can't possibly deliver on the hype for @Cmmonwealth Here comes a https://www.ft.com/content/cd819461-1925-48e0-86af-e81a56c0d3f8 Th

🌚⚓🔱🌬Caustic ⚡✋🏻⚡Dreamer❄🔥♈☸🕉

DreamerCaustic

When normies talk about racism they arent talking about racismThey're talking about a personality type that looks for excuses to conduct malicious behavior and get a pat on the back.

dark

darknessor_matt

The biggest piece of irony surrounding Eren is how while his ideal is absolute freedom and how he's been humanity's symbol for freedom, he's been exposed to a future that

TrentSteeleLibertyDad

SteeleDaddy

Them: “We need a federal mask law!”Me: “Here’s a Nature article showing asymptomatic spread isn’t occurring, & survey data show that 80+% of recent positive tests report frequently wearing a

Stuart Cary

etfminer

My notes on the #genomics and diagnostics space as we head into 2021. Open to any additional thoughts/ideas. I believe the move from bulk “grind and find” analysis toward single-cell

Deborah Gallego

debthecocoabean

I know it seems silly to take issues in a video game like AC seriously, especially when they’re related to social issues, but it’s because I this series very close

Alex Lees

Alexander_Lees

Denial of scientific evidence and rejection of scientific methods is increasingly pervasive - in a new paper, written with Simon Attwood, @JosBarlow & @benphalan and available here: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41559-020-01285-z.pdf

Goncalo Abecasis

gabecasis

This paper was a longtime coming. In no particular order, some of the interesting things to learn from the sequencing and analysis of 53,831 human genomes. 1/nhttps://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-021-03205-yPDF: https://www.nature.com/art

Walid Khaled

WTKLAB

I am glad to finally share this huge effort by @nude_mole_rat and the culmination of a great collaboration with @psalmotoxin that started nearly 6 years ago as a cool idea

David Hodson

daveyboyhod

Very happy that our latest research is out today https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-020-20632-z. A massive effort by @DNikarus and the rest of the team @IMSR_UoB getting this over the line after almost 6

Andrew York

AndrewGYork

I find if you do it right, tech dev IS basic research, with the added benefit that at the end, not only do you understand something fundamental, you also have

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