#Hypothesis

Jen Heemstra

jenheemstra

One of the biggest mysteries of Covid-19 has been why some people become very ill, while a large number of people who are infected show no symptoms at all. It

Daniel Rogers

thecla923

This more or less tracks with a central hypothesis I’ve had for a while: Defaults, esp for African American borrowers are driven by disparities in servicing outcomes and not just

Isaac T. Soon

isaacsoon2

Some Approaches to Publishing Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles (for Biblical Studies PhD Students and ECRs) In light of the recent kerfuffle about peer-reviewed journal articles, I thought that I might share

Dr. Angela Rasmussen

angie_rasmussen

Infectious dose is a possible explanation but I don’t think it’s a very likely one, for a couple reasons. The most important being that identical twins are not genetically identical!https://twitter.com/drzoehyde/status/13431181490722447

Najla Alariefy

NajlaAlariefy

How should we create knowledge?We know "The Scientific Method" well: we ask questions then seek answers. But what about having many answers, and no questions?(Paper summary + more) "Here is

ChristosArgyropoulos

ChristosArgyrop

As a #Flozinator, I have a confession to make: I've been intellectually bothered about the success of SGLT2i in non diabetic forms of CKD. I've had some time to think

JayMan

JayMan471

All right, if you don’t make a clear statement of the facts every once and a while, people won’t know them. So thus begins a thread where I will once

Michael Lin, PhD-MD

michaelzlin

WHO learned diverse SARSCoV2 sequences were found in Wuhan in 12/2019, suggesting 1000s were already infected.I've wondered if the reason why the virus appeared well adapted to humans by 12/2019

Dr. Angela Rasmussen

angie_rasmussen

People should be aware that this investigation occurred in an extremely complex political and diplomatic landscape. I agree with Dr. Gottlieb here, but people need to understand the context for

Rattlecans

rattlecans

I'm re-watching @LesleyRiddoch work tae get details oot @Ianblackford_MP aboot strategyThe SNP strategy, which they think is *effective* is tae say "How dare they!". Saying "How dare they!" tae Oor

amit paka ☕️

amitpaka

I was a product manager on Samsung #ecommerce and we were testing a hypothesis that users were ready to adopt purchase of products via chat i.e. conversational commerce. I got

Emily Grubert

emilygrubert

Hey #energytwitter -- I'm trying to confirm or deny the hypothesis that over time as the grid decarbonizes, it's likely to be poorer people paying for legacy fossil infrastructure. (Preferred

Malnormalulo

Malnormalulo

One thing that I think is sometimes not made clear in arguments in favor of anti-psychiatry, social models of disability, etc.: while certain theories do deny the existence of unconditionally

Razib 🥥 Khan

razibkhan

wow. in 24-hours the *public* discussion on twitter of "lab leak" hypothesis has gotten much closer in nature and substance to the *private* conservations i've been privy to among many

(((Dan Hodges)))

DPJHodges

OK, quite a long post, but I was asked by several people yesterday to respond specifically to the points @JuliaHB1 made in her own thread. So I’m going to try

Daniël Lakens

lakens

As far as I know, the Journal of Politics is the first to have the policy that "The submission of unregistered laboratory, field, and survey experiments will not be accepted."

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