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John Roberts

john_actuary

An interesting, often asked, and very reasonable question is regarding the level of forward displacement (ie how many people would have died soon anyway.) Let's take a look using the

Michael Bang Petersen

M_B_Petersen

We face a race between new corona variants & vaccines. Stronger measures are urgent. To motivate fatigued publics, hope is more effective than fear & can be given via a

SecondOpinion 🙂

DaFeid

Thanks @gummibear737 for explaining "regional mystery & pre-existing immunity" pattern.Maybe it explains why Melbourne (Vic) has seen more cases compared to other parts of Australia.Comparing Victoria to Western Australia:Popu

Dr Nisreen Alwan 🌻

Dr2NisreenAlwan

1/ SAGE paper on #COVID19 tranmission in children, dated 17 Dec, published 31 Dec. This paper was "approved prioer to the emergence of data on the new variant". It includes

one wag

Theophite

so i think it's basically that in 2014, tech realized that a million people's feelings on a topic could be focused into a laser and aimed at one entity, and

Ben W. Ansell

benwansell

I had a statistical conniption about the Aberdeen study published in BMJOpen earlier today. Let's see if I can explain my concerns in a less techie fashion. The gist of

Tucker Boynton

Tucker_TnL

Looking at Cam Newton’s season-by-season efficiency (with the help of @benbbaldwin’s @nflfastR starter script)THREAD… First off, if you don’t know what EPA is, I would recommend reading this thread (https://twitter.com/Tucker_TnL/st

Ryan Calder

rycalder

The methylmercury situation at #MuskratFalls is... not good. This graph shows monitoring for station N5, right downstream from M.F. Blue points are downstream MeHg measurements taken after flooding activities began.

Zach Phillips

zachphillips

The most exciting implication of @RoamResearch block references is the design of a protocol for the open web built on the blockification of original sources, allowing clean/easy block attribution, connection,

Lance R. Vick ( @[email protected] )

lrvick

The Internet was built as a kind of decentralized democracy. Change is slow and messy but it protects us from a single entity forcing their will on us.When you move

Tony Wilson

tonywilsonIES

So record rise in redundancies, to a new record level, will take headlines this morning. Now above 2009 peak.Now in line with HR1 notifications (as right graph shows) but it

Sugoi

sugoipelihalli

Happy new year, guys! Since I know people are interested and I have very little secrets to keep, here's some data from last year. How bad was the year 2020

Micah Pollak

MicahPollak

(THREAD) Suppose we want to figure out how many new #COVID19 cases there are in #Indiana each day on average, BUT… we don’t want to use *any* of the testing/positives

Ed Conway

EdConwaySky

For those wondering, in light of recent events, abt UK food self-sufficiency, here’s the key graph. As it happens UK is more self-sufficient today (64% of food produced domestically) than

Emma Woodhouse 😁

EWoodhouse7

On Nov 17, the Gov tweeted this graph of "models" regarding the daily number of patients in hospital ICU beds. How are the data folks from Northwestern & U of

Alexandre Truc

alxndr_trc

1/ Is economics insular to external influence? Is it becoming more interdisciplinary? We measured the ratio of extradisciplinary citations (COC) of economics and compared it to other social sciences and

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