#Geographically

Benjamin Schmidt

benmschmidt

This article tries extremely hard to blame college students for COVID deaths, but it's so full of weird qualifiers and suspicious statistics that I went to check the underlying data.

Andrew Tagg

andrewjtagg

After looking at some learning theory and a little look at if Twitter is any good for the learner it is time to take a look at what it can

Ingrid M

iMusing

exact same murdoch masthead MO was used to lie about Melbourne from July last year. Not just making shit up; but publishing made-up shit with complete confidence that supposedly more

Rykalski

Rykalski

Laura Piddock is now member of the Labour Party’s central apparatus. Having been elected to the NEC. This is very interesting. Piddock lost the seat of North West Durham in

Derek Young

MrDegsy

First up at the @PhysicsNews #IOPBusiness webinar this morning is @RichardALJones: the R&D roadmap should address the UK's longstanding economic problems - stagnant productivity growth, persistent regional imbalance - and

Adam Briggs

ADMBriggs

Might be of interest.In 2017, @PHE underwent an independent international peer-review from @IANPHIhealth - the International Association of National Public Health Institutes. An organisation that strengthens government agencies responsible

Wes Pegden

WesPegden

@mgmgomes1 and coauthors have a preprint out where they analyze the impact of models incorporating variability in exposure (contacts) or susceptibility on epidemic trajectories in several countries. Quick thread on

Adam Kilian MD

KilianMD

Today @US_FDA released @pfizer's #COVID19Vaccine phase 3 trial data. Link to the Pfizer-BioNTech document (92 pages): https://www.fda.gov/media/144246/downloadLink to the FDA briefing document (53 pages): https://www.fda.gov/media/14424

Marco Chitti

ChittiMarco

1/ Bologna recently approved a new sustainable transportation plan (PUMS). It’s a good document that spurred some reflections about transportation planning issues and value-for-money investment in mobility. A thread for

Marco Chitti

ChittiMarco

1/ Sometimes we frame technology choices in transit as value-driven choices (x is better/worse than y). This is somehow inevitable, as planning is a value-based, often prescriptive practice.But we must

Matt Clancy

mattsclancy

Remote collaboration in innovation is on the rise. The average distance between all the inventors listed on a patent has tripled between 1975 and 2015. #ThursdayThreads Of course, the number

Tyler Willis 𐃏

tylerwillis

Tech isn’t “leaving” SF to disperse geographically, it’s migrating to the internet. This is a 10+ year trend that is going to continue.The internet is the frontier, and net-native versions

Elena Carstoiu

elenacarstoiu

I’m not making any forecasts about 2021 yet, however here are some clear pros and cons of keeping your workforce fully remote in the new year to come. Let’s discover

SBF

SBF_Alameda

1) I talked with @VitalikButerin about L1s: ETH, SOL, others.Here are some notes. 2) NOT INVESTMENT ADVICE@VitalikButerin -- if I get your thoughts wrong here, definitely call me out on

Caitlin Johnstone ⏳

caitoz

From Propaganda To Ego, All Our Major Problems Are Due To Misperception"That is why the people, especially the American people, are so aggressively propagandized. An entire empire rests on their

James K Puchowski

kvisleis

I didn't have the opportunity to give a proper explanation of Norwegian at the @OorVyce panel the other day; we need to critique the ideologies around #Scots spelling. Language planning

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