#Causal

Betty Jane

bjconk01

Unfortunately, true scientific method, like true Christianity, true democratic representative government and true capitalism, has gone into hiding, being practiced only by a few true believers. The “science” practiced now

Chloé S. Valdary 📚

cvaldary

I think I'm having one of the biggest aha moments I've had all year, which is that in many ways folks who belong to the "woke" left & those who

local witch frand

kingdomofwench

Okay that "WE HAD THE VACCINE THE ENTIRE TIME" headline... decent article, shitty, shitty headline Yes, Moderna came up with a vaccine candidate literal days after the SARS-CoV-2 genome was

SER

societyforepi

Now, what exactly is an applied epidemiologist, and why are they needed? In the late 90s- early 2000's there were a series of articles in AJPH, AJE, JECH, and IJE

Eric Fauman

Eric_Fauman

This one was extra tough but I think I may have discovered a droplet of insight, so if you're ready, let's dive in! https://twitter.com/SbotGwa/status/1335207398135443458 Although there are at least two

Whitney R. Robinson

WhitneyEpi

Of the threads I’ve read exploring the causes of falling rates of #SARSCoV2 infections (and hospitalizations and deaths), I like this one best 1/https://twitter.com/nataliexdean/status/1362100680492601350 2/ Even if Rt transmission rates

DREW DANIEL

DDDrewDaniel

If you want to understand why boomer accusations of millenial "entitlement" are so enraging, take a look at this chart. (if it was just a matter of investments rising in

Domelights Unbound

Domelights

Philadelphia @DA_LarryKrasner asks "how do we adjust their use for the fact that Black and brown people are policed and searched, often under illegal stop-and-frisk policing, at much higher rates

Vitor Constâncio

VMRConstancio

Economics is indeed struggling with inflation theory. Monetary aggregates and monetarism have been correctly abandoned. Domestic slack explanations (the Phillips curve) have been under attack but are still a bit

Geoff Shullenberger

daily_barbarian

Buried in the Atlantic's vague, catastrophizing "Facebook is a Doomsday Machine" article is a fair question: "How much real-world violence would never have happened if Facebook didn’t exist?" An article

R. Vincent Pohl

rvpohl

A few thoughts on working in policy research as an Economics PhD. A thread that could be interesting for Econ JMCs in light of a shortage of academic jobs, but

Jill Piggott

JillPiggott

Late in CDC's 2016 Guideline, a table reveals the Agency had no solid evidence for its claim that reducing rx #opioids would reduce ODs without harming people in #pain. In

Ben Tappin

Ben_Tappin

New preprint!Why are people’s policy opinions influenced by cues from political parties? We studied the theory that people use party cues as heuristics, stand-ins for their lack of policy information

Dylan T. 🚀 Launching Your Personal Brand

growthcurrency

@harrydry is one of the best marketing & copy content creators I’ve come across. Check out his amazing Twitter Inspiration HandbookTHREAD 1/ Quick tipsTeach people something new in a

pete wolfendale

deontologistics

I'm going to do something very ill-advised and elevate a subtweet to an object-tweet. Let's actually take a look at one of the steaming hot takes that @dynamic_proxy and I

Simon Burgess

profsimonb

NEW: report out today from DELVE group @royalsociety: Balancing the risks of pupils returning to school https://rs-delve.github.io/reports/2020/07/24/balancing-the-risk-of-pupils-returning-to-schools.htmlPrincipal authors: @DrIneshassan1 @A

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