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Beige Shiba ♔
BeigeShiba
The phase "Trust the science" is very strange to me.It carries this implication that there is "a science" to trust, which is absolutely antithetical to the scientific method. Scientism's nature
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Kevin J.S. Zollman
KevinZollman
While this statement will strike many as obviously true, it's worth interrogating.Here's the question: does science do best when it's practitioners take a neutral position regarding the truth of a
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Madhu Pai, MD, PhD
paimadhu
Thread based on my new paper in @NatureMedicine published today:Covidization of research: what are the risks?https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-020-1015-0 Researchers, universities, funders, philanthropies, journals, and journalists hav
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Richard Romkee
RRomkee
This pandemic is really showing who has scientific literacy and who doesn't.I'm not trying to shame anyone, but skimming an abstract and understanding a study (and its results) are two
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Himani Gupta
0801Himani
A thread.Many people asked me why am in mentioning my "English/अंग्रेजी" new year in my wish.Many people laughed on it.Many people ignored it.All in all, most of them had no
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iya eh-hee-may
ehimeora
People be having dreams that warn them of things to come. People are literally able to speak things out loud that can materialize the next day. Sounds like superpowers to
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truth bearer
truthbearer20
Thought for the weekend:1/ A lot has been said about the Trump administration speaking out against the scientific community and evidence when it comes to COVID, and how dangerous it’s
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#FreeMumia #FreeMaroon #FreeThemAll
jaybeware
we have the right demands, just not the level of organization, tactics and strategy to make them a reality. If they thought our demands were bad, they wouldn't even waste
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Gavin Schmidt
ClimateOfGavin
The effort by Ionannidis and scientific colleagues to directly influence the president on a matter of scientific policy is not unprecedented. There have been many attempts by other scientists to
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Judea Pearl
yudapearl
Sharing 2020 quotes that will guide me into 2021:"The data-fitting school is driven by the faith that the secret to rational decisions lies in the data itself, if only we
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Sarah Fox
overedwaitress
There is a reason the health and environmental efx of nuclear weapons (let alone the morality of their construction and use) were not mentioned here. 1/6 https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefings-statements/presidential-message-75th-anniversary-
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Ian Dunt
IanDunt
This feels really dangerous. Media extremely susceptible to Farage's bullshit and will be searching for covid 'controversies'.https://twitter.com/christopherhope/status/1323015020641456128 Plus the effect it'll have on Tory
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Khaled Homoud Alshareef 🇸🇦
0khalodi0
Stolen legacy and history : The ottoman's theft of cultural documents and artifacts A crime against civilization and the first Saudi state took place on the hands of the
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Nathan Benaich
nathanbenaich
I have conversations with university startup spinouts and frequently find that founders are pulling the short straw vs the university. This piece outlines some great tips. Unfortunately in the UK,
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Tirusew Asefa, Ph.D., P.E., D.WRE., F.ASCE
TirusewAsefa
ThreadI can already tell the misleading and non-scientific argument the #Egyptian negotiator Mr @MSMHelal will try to make against #GERD tomorrow. These are all debunked nonscientific argument he has been
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James Croft
CroftSpeaks
One of the really sad things about the existence of IDW folks and the rest of the anti-woke brigade is that they actually make legitimate criticisms of the theories and
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