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Sam Rocha

SamRochadotcom

A BOOKISH THREADOver the years, the self-made genre of intellectual and spiritual autobiography has become my favourite one. I should have known this earlier. Books like Augustine’s *Confessions* and Boethius’

Charlie M. Wray, DO, MS

WrayCharles

1/ A quick and brief #Tweetorial on how to provide editorial feedback on a medical or scientific manuscript. Or as I like to say “Finding the Goldilocks of giving Feedback

Deep Prasad

Deepneuron

1/n This is the ONLY piece of literature Ive ever come across that I would be willing to bet came from actual conversations with super intelligent Aliens. It is my

Tony McDonough

tonymc39

Thread1/7 A regular source of frustration during the #coronavirus epidemic has been how Public Health England (PHE) has reported death figures and how often they are subsequently reported in the

Gemma Cooper

gemma_cooper

I have a folder in my inbox labelled 'potential'. All correspondence with potential new clients remain there until I (hopefully) get to move them into their own client folder if

Peter Brathwaite

PeterBrathwaite

Ezra Jack Keats: Detail from The Snowy Day (1962). A book about a small boy’s delight in his first snowstorm. Reworked with hat stand and #UKSnow. Rediscovering #blackportraiture through #gettymuseumchallenge.

Ian Beavis

iancbeavis

Author of two of the classic books on British dragonflies. Which gives me an introduction for a thread on that subject...https://twitter.com/lorraineelizab6/status/1294908415484080129 The earliest monograph on British Dragonflies, by W J

Ceteris Paribus

entropied

Thread / Spam A lot of tweets already been spent on this 'India vs S Asia' discussion. So, apologies to those have exposure to my tweets. But making an attempt

ChainLinkGod.eth

ChainLinkGod

If case you don't know what I'm talking about, here's some contextA couple days ago, a "asset management firm" firm published a report claiming Chainlink to be fraudThis report was

Kevin J.S. Zollman

KevinZollman

Since it's in the air, I thought I would do a short thread about how I look at publication records for philosophy job candidates. Be forewarned: there is a lot

Daniel Schuman

danielschuman

I am an expert on Congress, and if you're reading @californiadem20's thread evaluating AOC's legislative effectiveness, you should understand that not only is it wrong but it fundamentally misunderstands what

𝓐𝓻𝓬𝓱𝓲𝓮

archersaggi

#Thread Nehru had made a "Himalayan blunder" by "gifting" over 30,000 square kilometres of land to Chinese. 1/17On October 6, 1957, a Chinese newspaper Kuang-ming Jih-pao reported:“ The Sinkiang-Tibet – the

The Secret Barrister

BarristerSecret

The clock has ticked past midnight.In pubs across the North, swathes of people are suddenly committing a criminal offence.Or possibly not.Nobody knows because there are no published regulations and the

Dr Ele Willoughby

minouette

Pharmaceutical chemist Alice Ball (1892-1916) developed the first effective treatment for leprosy, saving thousands from exile and painful, mostly ineffective lifelong treatment & was a trailblazer for both women and

Alejandro Montenegro

aemonten

Why do people appeal a decision? Two main reasons, I'd argue. (1/7) 1) Researchers are evaluated by where they publish, so they do what they can to get in the

Leo Hickman

LeoHickman

This is big news.Shell has just, for the first time, published a 1.5C scenario."Sky 1.5 is a highly ambitious pathway that is still technically possible but extremely challenging."https://www.shell.com/energy-and-innovation/the-en

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