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Kaitlyn Ugoretz

KaitlynUgoretz

Episode 3 of @andrewmarkhenry's Religion For Breakfast Shinto series is out! This episode explores the evolution of Shinto & its classification as "religion" or "non-religion" in Japanese politics starting from

Michael

Michael_A_Orr

I expect this is true all over town but was reminded today of some old street names in my neighborhood. Someone, likely during the street naming of 1891, after the

Mehul Parekh

mevparekh

0. Everyone is tweeting about the new F1s, but my beloved IMTs are close to taking the most dreaded exam. So here is...Tips for doctors taking PACES (the deadline is

Peter Kyle MP

peterkyle

I’ve been trying for years to get government to protect young people from predators who entrap, enslave and exploit them in return for a roof over their head: ‘sex for

David Peilow

dpeilow

While this blog is interesting and pessimistic for EV production in the UK, it doesn't paint the full picture.Nissan benefited from a lot of funding to establish the Sunderland battery

Robert Young Pelton

RYP__

Sometimes I am nostalgic for events that make one realize just how screwed up the world is today. Imagine naive students driving in notoriously unreliable British cars across the Middle

Rebeccah Heinrichs

RLHeinrichs

Voters didn’t get to hear much from the candidates about foreign policy. This is one of my biggest frustrations of this election. But here are a few of my favorite

Jacob Siefring

jsief

some brave press should prepare an edition of some of jules michelet’s translated writings, to buck all currents starting an imaginary catalog of the out-of-print & public domain works my

Fidato

tequieremos

On this day in 1922, the Ottoman Sultanate was abolished after ruling for 600 years. At its peak, it included what is now Bulgaria, Egypt, Greece, Hungary, Jordan, Lebanon, Israel,

Edward Nirenberg

ENirenberg

Hiya soCOVID-19/SARS-CoV-2 vaccines are coming, and that's great! But you should be aware that the immune response they produce is somewhat intense (if they didn't do this they couldn't be

David Moscrop

David_Moscrop

Today I turn 37. Here are 37 reasons you should follow this account. 1. Beards! Expert use of gifs — seemingly out of nowhere. 3. Help me monetize the vague

Mwiya

mwiyas

On building a university:A thread on why we chose a university to be the heart of the city we’re building; and why it’s an important part of all the cities

Mark Changizi

MarkChangizi

A thread of some of the misconceptions that fed the COVID hysteria. 1/ Little reporting of the sense of scale, that flu and seasonal influenza-like infections (i.e., colds) are massive

Rachel Riley 💙

RachelRileyRR

I feel a bit sick I only got this plea for help from Jewish students @SPC_Oxford after the Ken Loach event happened.I’ve made my views on Loach known before. Oxford

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

DIFFERENCE A VARIANT CAN MAKE: Early in the Oxford-AstraZeneca’s South Africa trial, before #B1351 variant became dominant, the AZ vaccine had a great efficacy of 75% risk reduction of

Anton Jäger

AntonJaegermm

This 2015 LRB letter contains one of the most convincing counterarguments to Mair's "ruling the void" thesis - the civil society crisis is real, yes, but asymmetrically, not quite for

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