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Matthew Hartke

MatthewHartke

The “group hallucinations don’t happen” meme is a red herring. By focusing on whether it’s possible for multiple people to share the same hallucination, apologists take for granted that the

The LGBT+ Partnership

LGBTChelt

LGBT+ History Month Icons from the LGBT+ Reading Group Gloucestershire.Alan Turing - his code breaking work to defeat the Nazi Enigma machines shortened the war by up to 2 years.

Aliza Luft

alizaluft

This feels a bit weird to share, but since so many ppl are talking about research on violent social movements, a couple of years ago I published an article that

Royal City Science

RoyalCitySci

Have you guessed who we've kept for our T-1 Day profile? We thought it fitting to feature @cityofguelph's very own Nobel Laureate, Dr. Donna Strickland. Dr. Strickland is a pioneering

Felix M. Simon

_FelixSimon_

Why people (do not) trust the news, what they understand "trust" to mean/be & where it comes from are big questions. I tried to write about them for the @nzz.The

Byron York

ByronYork

In last three impeachments, it has been common for Democrats, media, culturati to threaten Republicans with revenge and long-lasting recriminations. 1/6 In Bill Clinton impeachment, Princeton historian Sean Wilentz famously

I remember Tom Brady's MAGA hat

_shireenahmed_

Happiest of birthdays to @itsmeglinehan. I love you to bits, and am so grateful for our friendship/ our group chats. Thank you for putting up with calls to your wife

Vishal Ganesan

vjgtweets

If you've been following the India reportage in western media over the past year, you would expect the BJP to be in a vulnerable position following the "nation-wide, grassroots" protests

Vincent Van Eylen

vaneylenv

Woop woop! Our paper on three planets orbiting L231-32 is out!We measured the masses and compositions of its three small planets, and found some exciting features related to the exoplanet

Rebecca L. Spang

RebeccaSpang

Time for another #MoneyAtoZ thread. A series of tweetorials based on my @iubHistory @IUCollege History of Money course (HIST-W 330).A is for Ancient EconomyB is for BitcoinC is for Cowriesd

Kevin M. Kruse

KevinMKruse

Sure, let's do this.https://twitter.com/DineshDSouza/status/1013910622801747971 As I've noted before, focusing solely on Southern Democratic politicians who officially switched parties -- instead of ordinary voters, as scholars emph

Eddie Zipperer

EddieZipperer

Saw this "Biden in a Landslide" map on CNN this morning, and I decided to put together a THREAD showing how good pundits, experts, scientists, and the media in general

Margaret O'Mara

margaretomara

Popular stereotypes of Seattle--quirky left-coast outlier, nerdy high-tech hub--overlook bigger, harder truths about its past, & how this city is so much like the rest of America. Here are some

Michael Wara

MichaelWWara

Ever since @JesseJenkins and colleagues work on a zero carbon US and this work by @DrChrisClack and colleagues on incorporating DER, I've been having the following set of thoughts about

Great Women of Mathematics

GWOMaths

GREAT WOMAN OF MATHEMATICS: DR. HELEN QUINN, born 1943. A native of Australia, Quinn was encouraged to pursue maths by a high school teacher, but faced obstacles as a maths-loving

Troon-hating Worf

milktrucker2

It's the 244th anniversary of perhaps the single most important week in American history. Time for a thread on George Washington's greatest victories of the Revolution, which saved the Patriot

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