#Doomscrolling

Jessie van Breugel

jessievbreugel

2020 has changed my life — I decided to write instead of reading, to engage instead of consuming, and to collaborate instead of working solo. I made my first $$

Michael Marshall Smith

ememess

BREAKING THREAD: Zombies spotted at multiple locations in the US, captured on video. White House dismisses as a hoax, but also says something incomprehensible about Belgium and Obama being to

Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg

TheRaDR

More than 170,000 Americans (officially; likely more) have died of COVID, rates are still skyrocketing, schools are opening. Why haven't we been able to grasp the enormity of this? To

Ahmed

ahmedallibhoy

I’m having an especially hard time concentrating on research this week, but instead of doomscrolling on twitter I guess I’ll do something semi-productive and make another twitter thread. Today's topic:

Elizabeth Picciuto 🦃🍠🥧

epicciuto

DUNE 1984 is a paradigm case of a movie I love but which I would never call a great movie. It's fun and inventive and quotable. It's also awkward and

The Gender Policy Report

GenderPolicyRpt

All this long pandemic campaign season, our writers have helped make sense of the ways that our most charged & complex policy issues impact gender equity in America. A short

Costa Samaras

CostaSamaras

I want to tell a story about climate change, cars, & how much we drive. We published a new paper on this, led by @CMU_CEE PhD student @AbArfaj & co-authored

Robert Young Pelton

RYP__

"She didn’t always have much to say. “My conversations with myself are proper dull,” she said. “I’ll be like, ‘Should I wash my socks today?’ ‘Yeah, go on, do it

Terra Field

RainofTerra

I have a lot of guilt about the fact that I haven't worked this week. In fact, I've barely done any work in weeks. This week feels like (hopefully) the

Tim Harford

TimHarford

A belated Christmas quiz question for you - what do puzzles, poker, and misinformation have in common? The answer is at the bottom of this thread.1/ Easier question first. In

Lev Walkin

levwalkin

One like — one non-trivial tip about making quality engineering documentation. Go. 1. Value-producing systems are set up to benefit from explicit feedback loops.[e.g. peer review, CI/CD, QA are parts

Miriam Goldstein

MiriamGoldste

AVAST YE DOOMSCROLLING; it is time for today's shanty thread. It's a tale of the ocean past, present, and future - and how our own future depends on it. Come

MIT Technology Review

techreview

This is a thread about how to avoid sharing bad information about the election.https://www.technologyreview.com/2020/11/02/1011521/election-2020-how-to-avoid-sharing-bad-information-online/?utm_medium=tr_social&utm_campaign=site_visitor

richa kaul padte

hirishitalkies

a (slowly typed) thread of the pieces i wrote in 2020 and how much i was paid for each of them!https://twitter.com/hirishitalkies/status/1355471158221570050 this essay for Nat Geo Traveller India's Jan issue

Lara Putnam

lara_putnam

I don't know who needs to hear this but: the feeding frenzy currently underway over address lists to send postcards to voters in Georgia is evidence of a progressive volunteer

Alasdair Rae

undertheraedar

I decided to create a few more European population density renders - you can find more here if you need a break from the doomscrolling:http://www.statsmapsnpix.com/2020/04/population-density-in-europe.html the view from Iceland@AskjaEnergy@

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