#RISE

David Paton

cricketwyvern

This is an interesting read by @cjsnowdon but not sure his examples necessarily support his case.Take Ireland: Level 5 lockdown restrictions (pubs, cafes hairdressers shut) started on 24 Dec. The

Melissa Sharpe

MelissaJSharpe

Today we had childcare for the first time in 3.5 months. I finally had some time to breath, so I wrote a letter to @CAgovernor to implore him to prioritize

George Selgin

GeorgeSelgin

I think MMTs have to make up their mind on this. Either money-financed fiscal expansion increases total spending or it doesn't. Either there's a real resource constraint that eventually becomes

Tony Yates

t0nyyates

At each and every point in the pandemic, the policy mistake seems to have been very similar. Step 1: watch case numbers rise, fail to lockdown because of the perception,

Silas Brown

silasjvbrown

I spoke with Dr. Joseph De Koninck, professor emeritus a the UOttawa. De Koninck says he's all for eliminating the biannual time change that has a detrimental effect on our

(((Christine Fair)))

CChristineFair

Back to India for minute. This is why India is not going to be a truly great power anytime soon. It cannot accurately assess its threat environment and over what

Peter

stampden

THREAD (1 of 7)9x2c Fiddler Crab #stamps from the 1973 Australian Marine Life & Gemstones issue pay the 18c domestic letter rate on this 2 Apr 1977 OHMS cover from

Vortex ⚡🌊

theonevortex

In the decades to come this period in time will be looked at as one of the greatest macro environment scenarios for #bitcoin ever conceived and thus one of

Bharadwaj

BharadwajSpeaks

Around 40 cricket balls are made from the hide of single slaughtered cow.Mumbai Cricket club alone needs around 12,000 cricket balls.A ball is not used beyond 80 overs in professional

Sam Bowman

s8mb

The British state has indeed failed disastrously, but so have more extensive states in Europe.It doesn't make much sense to say that the UK's problem is too much privatization when

Thomas Frederikse

FrederikseT

New paper ‘The causes of sea-level rise since 1900’ (https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-020-2591-3#article-info) just came out! We have shown that we can close the ‘sea-level budget’ since 1900. That means, that we can

Sean Dunn

SeanDunn10

Oh, hey look who it is! Angus McBeath's colleague from AIMS/Fraser Institute conveniently writing in the Epoch Times about the #AbEd curriculum.https://twitter.com/UCPCaucus/status/1292836864416550912 Angus McBeath and Zwaagstra both fr

Jacobo Pascual

jacobotweetsnow

The FT publishes an editorial about “The risks in the power of stock market indices”, noting that the rise of passive investing has increased their influence. Thread #markets #equities #valueinvesting

Fiona Robertson

barristerfiona

Unpopular post that will probably get abuse from Mail readers. But today as we enter lockdown and I drag my 36 week pregnant self to court (a case I can’t

Rupert Pearse

rupert_pearse

Situation in London continuing to deteriorate as expected. Many doctors are worried that other parts of the UK will follow. A lot of misinformation around, so some fairly blunt observations

Kevin R. McClure

kevinrmcclure

I’ve been interested in burnout and have written a little about it. I liked this piece and wanted to share some of the passages that stood out to me.https://twitter.com/harvardbiz/status/1359598400572907523 First,

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