#Humans

Michael Bolton

michaelbolton

1) Since it's Friday, OF COURSE the big little idea arrives unbidden, to be consigned to weekend Twitter. However... several unrelated conversations are leading to some epiphanies that help to

Irish History Bitesize!

lorraineelizab6

New Thread! 'Wolves In Ireland: A Natural & Cultural History'! I will be using my new book of the same name by Kieran Hickey as my main reference point! If

Kashish Sethi

kashish__sethi

A thread of movies/tv shows I watched and books I read in 2020. 1) The Revenant (2015)"As long as you can still grab a breath, you fight. You breathe. Keep breathing.

jas

sarahwclkers

I think i'm ready to make my "stefan salvatore is the worst written character in television history" thread. The reason I hate stefan actually has nothing to do with all

Jonn Elledge

JonnElledge

I am rewatching all of Doctor Who in order, and I'm still in the first season but the costumes are wild Some of the episode titles are amazing though I

John Chodera (he/him)

jchodera

I gave our annual State of the Lab address this week! I shamelessly borrowed the idea from Ken Dill--an incredibly clear communicator--who would annually dive into what we had done,

Christopher Butler 🛰️

chrbutler

When I was at art school, I fantasized about making the following things - like, as a full-time job:- postage stamps- clocks- maps- wooden boxes- handmade booksI quickly learned I

myk is more of a question than a comment

mykola

Imagine "seeing the system" so completely that you can't really distinguish between where one thing starts and another ends - everything is all part of one enormous system, and your

Rahul Matthan

matthan

I’m going to try and read 52 books this year. For the third year in a row. Because three times is a charm. Here’s the list for 2020.https://twitter.com/matthan/status/1079989876735524864 Book #1

visa is AFK working on @introspectVV

visakanv

#nowreading Tribe, by Sebastian Junger This book grew out of this 2015 Vanity Fair article about soldiers and PTSDhttps://www.vanityfair.com/news/2015/05/ptsd-war-home-sebastian-junger/ Junger grew up in a Boston suburb. "Nothing ever

Darren Naish

TetZoo

Let’s look at another famous ‘mystery animal’ image. This time the 'de Loys ape' photo of 1920(ish), taken in the Catatumbo River basin of #Venezuela. You surely know the photo

Xalavier Nelson Jr.

WritNelson

Okay, I just had a VERY interesting DM conversation.With permission from the developer (who will remain anonymous), I'm sharing it.1/ A little context:For 2 years, I ran a column for

Dave is Short

dapstats

/1 In this thread I'm going to offer my professional data analytics opinion on the tweet that is embedded here NOTE: I have a Ph.D. in statistics.https://twitter.com/JamesTodaroMD/status/1240274548165169157 /2 First off,

JJ

asynchio

Here's a thread with notes from quotes by great folks today @IndexVentures Open Source Summit 2021: "For many software entrepreneurs, open source is a short-cut for broad-based adoption" -

Alison Blunt

AlisonBlunt

1. 'The Tyrant. Germany has turned into a dictatorship under the rule of Angela Merkel and is part of a worldwide despotic system' by Ullrich Mies, 23.12.20 https://www.rubikon.news/artikel/die-tyranninQuote thread. 2.

David Pomerico

PomericoD

So proud of the @HarperVoyagerUS list this year. Our authors have written some amazing stories, and 2020 saw the conclusion of a lot of great series.Let’s take a look at

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