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What gets lost in this debate about technical language in football is that the real problem is "bullshitting" rather than "jargoning". There is absolutely nothing wrong with trying to speak
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This weekend someone posted screenshots of some my tweets on Facebook (along with positive commentary). But it made me feel rather uncomfortable and I think I finally articulated why. I
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A couple of pedagogical thoughts about this1/https://twitter.com/Usherwood/status/1295667212506869761 Hopefully, part of the design of any HE provision this autumn was resilience to cope with new C-19 outbreaks and/or restrictions(if your i
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Albert Michelson, pioneer of optical interferometry, was born #OTD in 1852. He refined measurements of the speed of light, failed to find evidence of the aether, and developed a method
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Spain is a reminder that, until we get a vaccine or good therapeutics, the pandemic is never over. You can't just relax, and allow, say, unrestricted indoor dining, like they
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It's #NationalRubberDuckyDay which is convenient because I just wrote about a fleet of 28,000 rubber ducks who accidentally became the focus of study which demonstrated how plastic pollution moves in
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A review of 2020 reviews & a of jumbled thoughts:Ad-hoc Review requests received: 109Requests accepted: 37Action Editor ms for J1: 35Action Editor ms for J2: 86Thoughts on the current state
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A public order police commander attempted to disperse a crowd of people at Muizenberg Beach on Saturday morning during a protest against the COVID-19 lock down beach ban. He is
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Black Goo A.I.My theory..It's been in the universe since before humanity..I believe it was the downfall of babylonia Reptilians are subservient to this A.I.#AI https://youtu.be/sHJVFiq3z-M  Let's have a dig into
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The unexpected noise of ice being dropped down a long and dark bore hole in an Antarctic glacier As it plunges down the 90metre hole, notice the noise culminating in
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Ive been studying the Schumann cavity resonance affects on mammalian cognitive functioning since i was first intrigued in teens, and im blown away by the current readings coming from@schumannbot!Heres a
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Science journalist @mattwridley just shared some fascinating ideas about Covid-19 with @Liberal_Studies. Here are just a few of them:1. Russian flu that killed 1M in 1889 may have been a
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One thing that is striking is that hotspots crater after only a small % of the total population has symptomatic COVID, and only a small % have even evidence of
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THREAD Infectious diseases have long shaped our culture—in ways you can trace through mentions of a disease in our literature. Here we see declining references to the plague in English
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ʚ♡⃛ɞ things that make me happy ʚ♡⃛ɞ a thread for when i forget. sunshine nature clouds making my friends laugh or smile smoking a joint the color pink sanrio everything
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#NikolaTesla #JohnTrump https://vizivtechnologies.com #joytech This https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1235362910521655301.html Test 1 - fluorescent light tube Test 2 - LED light bulb.
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