#Hypothesis

Sean Casten

SeanCasten

5/ The answer, it turned out was CO2. In 1908, Svante Arrhenius figured out that CO2 (and water vapor, and methane) acts like a blanket around the earth. But it's

Conor Dougherty

ConorDougherty

Short thread/thoughts about Trump and suburban housing. For many decades, but let's say starting somewhere around the mid-1960s, suburban governments have moved toward using terms like "neighborhood character" as a

Bruce Baird

drbairdonline

WHERE could the immense ENERGY needed to destroy the WTC on 9/11 AND maintain hot spots in the ground for 99 days have come from? Many observers have judged NO

Health Nerd

GidMK

Ok, so there's a lot to unpack here. This was a randomized controlled trial looking at the impacts of fasting on lying in lean and obese peopleHeadline finding - obese

Emilia C Skirmuntt 🦇🧬🦠

ESkirmuntt

SA variant and UK variant. Vaccinations and mutations. A thread: The South African variant (B1.351) was recently found in 8 places across the UK with no history of travel to

DeFiGod

DeFiGod1

1/ How do you value a governance coin? I’ll focus specifically on $YFI. Two methods you can utilize are a total-value-locked (TVL) approach and a comparative analysis based on P/E.

Timothy Gowers

wtgowers

This poll seems to have amused some people and annoyed others: my guess is that the former mainly voted "No" or "It's complicated" and the latter mainly voted "Yes". Interestingly,

John Hayward

Doc_0

I remember warning at the outset that on a long enough timeline, every crisis becomes a religion. The Church of Covid is fully up and running, complete with heaven-and-hell mythology,

Fabio Martinenghi

FabItMart

Australian Education Policy note #auspol [thread]https://fabitmart.github.io/files/edu_note1.pdfThe Commonwealth government is considering a reform that includes dramatic increases in the price ("student contribution") of getting

Alina Chan

Ayjchan

People kept spamming me to comment on the 2 recent specials by @FoxNews @SteveHiltonx @NextRevFNC Overall, I have to say that these specials put scientists like me in a very

Aaron Logan, MD, PhD — DONATE BLOOD!

hemedoc

I have clinic today so won’t be able to tweet more #ASH20 until later (but that I CAN view all sessions later is amazing). As the meeting draws to a

❋ Avery wants �� (she, they) ❦

Av1000000000

Worst case scenario you have a north facing patio and nothing else: heres what do do:https://twitter.com/Av1000000000/status/1359937489314615296 Find a large pot with drain holes on the bottom and ideally a saucer

Heather Urry

HeatherUrry

Y'all, this was accepted for publication in Psychological Science today: "Don't ditch the laptop just yet: A direct replication of Mueller and Oppenheimer’s (2014) Study 1 plus mini-meta-analyses across similar

Hon Prof Colin D Butler BMed, MSc(epi), DTM&H, PhD

ColinDavdButler

Editorial (open access) Journal of Human Security, published Dec 18, 2020 http://www.librelloph.com/journalofhumansecurity/article/view/johs-16.1.53 I briefly make case that “gain of function” (GOF) research (ie “serial passage” of

Graham Neary

GrahamNeary

Kary Mullis won a Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1993.His most famous achievement was the invention of PCR, the method being used around the world to test for Covid-19.I've been

Travis (not a Cylon) Kimmel

coloradotravis

After much investigation and conversations with people on here, I’ve formed a relatively robust theory of what may be happening with Tether.This thread will attempt to lay it out with

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