#Reflections

Tim Colbourn

timcolbourn

** One year of #UKCovid19 policy failures *** THREADOne year on here are some reflections for the record. 1/ Perhaps useful for a future government to stop the next pandemic.

Pope Dan Gusset

dangusset

Booked. Bradley Garrett on Doomsday Bunkers at Bristol Festival of Ideashttps://www.crowdcast.io/e/festivalofideas-garrett An acousticians notes on Bradley Garrett's Bunker: Building for the End Times. Chapter 1: Btw, my fellow Bristoli

JALA

JournalAfLit

Special Issue Alert. Edited by Erin Twohig (@ErinKTwohig) & Ziad Bentahar (@ProfElsewhere), it raises new questions for the study of North African literatures. The articles exemplify a new approach to

Paolo Lucchesi

lucchesi

In a catastrophic year, I feel grateful for all the writers, photographers, illustrators, and editors who helped publish poignant and creative work on @resy. Some highlights, in case you missed

Kirsty McNeill

kirstyjmcneill

As we race towards the end of a really tough year I thought I’d do a thread for the campaigners - the people who believe we can organise our way

Packy McCormick

packyM

I’ve done a 180 on @Snapchat. I think they’ll be the most important US tech company within 10 years. Their Partner Summit moved me - not just because it was

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james__glen

In order to help raise awareness of the COVID long-termers - mild-to-moderate cases that have people struggling for months - this is a curated list of English-language press coverage of

Bob Wachter

Bob_Wachter

1/ Covid (@UCSF) Chronicles, Day 287Today, a brief update on the local situation in SF & CA, and then a few reflections on a series of new failures in the

Dr Robert Bohan Artist

RobertBohan

Thread: Sir John Lavery (1856-1941) was an Irish painter who was associated with the Scottish colourists & painted with a French approach. His ability to move between establishment & revolutionary

Sunder Katwala

sundersays

I've been talking Brexit again with the in-laws, both Leave voters from Billericay, Essex. Father-in-law very strongly Brexit (thinks he was right the first time in 1975). Mother-in-law went for

Edward Schatz

SchatzEd

Super discussions with @UofT_PolSci PhD students about virtual interviews, virtual ethnography, and ethics of conducting virtual research in our very strange times. Thanks, y'all. I learned a ton! First off,

Ambarish Satwik

AmbarishSatwik

On Thomas Paine's bones and what happened in Mahad (Maharashtra) in 1927. Thread. The most reviled man in early 19th century America (because he wrote The Age of Reason) died

Eugene Ng

EugeneNg_VCap

Reflecting on 2020 with 40 Lessons on Investing and Life. Below are my reflections for 2020 in my investing journey, I hope by sharing, it might help you in many

Dr Mia Brett, PhD

QueenMab87

Ruth Bader Ginsburg isn't a perfect person and she definitely has decisions worth criticizing but I'm not here for the anti-feminist need for perfection that erases her trailblazing work so

Roderic Day

RodericDay

Western-leftist critiques of capitalism, informed by anarchism/libertarianism, tend to focus on the mechanisms of exploitation. The best example is the simplistic anti-communist metaphor by Bakunin, rehashed by Chomsky, about "the

Ly Duy Ky

ldkkei

Nature is deregulating human affairs faster than a lobbyist can buy a politician. Global weirding is upon us.We’re in the endgame of the Dim Ages: the collision between the state

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