#Dissertation

Just in case you want to follow along with something ELSE right now, let's get started with Module 5, also very relevant, on predictive fictions about things we don't want
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Thinking a lot about how we can be ethically critical of public health in the time of COVID-19.By "ethically critical of public health" I mean how to be critical (1)
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CN: transphobiaI am reading through the written submissions for the W&E Committee inquiry and hooooo boy it's going to be a long and difficult day Literally the first one. to
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A Highlighting some of the amazing talks, posters, and sessions at #AGU20 from now-Dec. 15, updated as we goDisclaimer: My biased take—mostly plants & JEDI 1st-up is
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Sharing my best of 2020 reading to help buy presents for the bookworms in your life. Writers & Lovers by @lilykingbooks. "... portrait of an artist as a young woman.
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Heinrich Schliemann and the discovery of Troy: A THREAD Heinrich Schliemann (6 January 1822 – 26 December 1890) was a German businessman and a pioneer in the field of
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From “Cult of Craig” to “Fraudstus”.These guys aren’t the first people to attempt to discredit Craig but they may be the last. He’s been arguing his points for decades now.
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Students and postdocs: being in your position during a pandemic is HARD. What is one thing you'd like your mentor to know or do that would help? DM and I
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I’m about to do a critical rewatch of all 23 Marvel movies (in chronological order) looking at negative patterns in how masculinity is presented. This is part of my neverending
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Things women have invented In 1868, cotton mill worker Margaret Knight invented a machine make paper bags with a flat square bottomA man named Charles Annan saw her design and tried to
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1/ Structure of Scientific Revolutions (Thomas Kuhn)"A new theory is not chosen because it is true but because of a worldview change. Progress is not a simple line leading to
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1/ Science Fictions (Stuart Ritchie)"Entirely avoidable errors routinely make it past the Maginot Line of peer review. Books, media reports and our heads are being filled with ‘facts’ that are
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1/124 This thread is going to examine & dissect the very specific behavioral-patterns, underlying market-architecture, fraudulent scientific methods, orthodox rituals of the vast pharma-wasp nest set around the queen wasp
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Here is your impeachment livetweet thread. As always, mute at will I think I’ll honestly have a lot less to say today, simply because I agree with all of this
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