#SCIENCE

a gnarled woodland spirit

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But the liberal metanarrative about how science works as a self-correcting process doesn't really equip you to pose the question in more appropriate or perspicacious terms - which is part

MacKenzie

Smackenziekerr

The side effects of the lockdowns keep getting harder to ignore.Dr. Brian Stauffer is head of cardiology at Denver Health. He and his colleagues wanted to figure out why the

Sam 💖

hoodcuIture

I think the point people are missing is how both disinformation (not misinformation), as well as medical racism are killing Black people. I know a lot of people are saying

Monica Vidaurri

AstroTraviesa

The ability of leaders in the space industry* to just.... not even mention any of this is just one of the many reasons why some people are apprehensive about human

aaron vansintjan🐙

a_vansi

Something I love about Ursula Le Guin’s Hainish Cycle (Dispossessed, Left Hand of Darkness, Word for World is Forest):It tells us about a universe where we don’t go out to

Dr Tess Machling 💙

Tess_Machling

#Archaeology31 #scienceOK. Here we go.Science is great. It's wonderful. It's given us so many brilliant techniques and tools with which to explore and understand torcs.But....science isn't everything. Thread. In the

Ewan Birney

ewanbirney

I #ChooseToChallenge and be an ally for #WomenInSTEM @embl and @emblebi - I’ve always had great female scientists as bosses (Janet Thornton, Edith Heard), as peers (eg @nicolesoranzo, @jomcentyre) and

Hannalore Gerling-Dunsmore

JoyofPhysics

Something that always strikes me is how surprised my students are when I take an interest in their interests, research, & careers in general. Y’all, it goes a long way

Shengwu Li

ShengwuLi

Econtwitter, it is time for that twice-annual celebration, in which we model as individual decision problems that which should properly be modeled as a psychological game. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/08998256899000

Dashun Wang

dashunwang

Our latest peer-reviewed research, published today in @ScienceMagazine We examined the coevolution of policy and science during the pandemic, finding that recent, high-quality science is being heard, but rather unevenly.

Los Angeles Times

latimes

The first — and only — randomized controlled study of the use of face coverings to prevent the spread of COVID-19 is finished. The conclusion: masks are most effective if

It's Nuts

pknuts10

'The Science', 'Following the Science'. One of the catch phrases of the year and one that has taken such significance not just in terms of public discourse but also in

Robinson Meyer

yayitsrob

NEW: There’s a new industrial alliance in Washington.Tesla, Rivian, and Uber are joining forces with lithium companies, charging companies, and some of the country’s biggest utilities to form @zeta_2030.Its goal:

Daniël Lakens

lakens

The #1 complaint about what frustrates scientists is how philosophers of science say "We have abandoned Popper decades ago". Yeah, we know, that's when you largely stopped being relevant and

Sabriya N Rosemond, PhD

Shorter_tower

If you've heard me speak about teaching in the past few years I usually start by talking about pervasive narratives related to race and gender (and other things) that shape

Alex Martin

SidewalkSciGuy

Part of the reason the pandemic is so bad in US is because people who are never involved with scientific method are seeing Science unfold in real-time. Errors, evidence, &

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