#Learning

Ian David Moss

iandavidmoss

Last month a friend asked me "what's the best resource you've read thus far on human decision-making?" 1/ After thinking about it, I decided to recommend her one of the

Shefaly Yogendra, PhD

shefaly

In these first two days of #RWRI14/ #RWRI my key takeaways relate to avoidance of ruin, #risk layering, dynamic assessment of risk, and fat tail risk awareness.For us practitioners, these

Geoff Kabaservice

RuleandRuin

1. A very nice salute from @TheEconomist's Lexington columnist to the Never Trumpers, the "most remarkable of all" the forces in the broad Biden coalition.https://www.economist.com/united-states/2020/10/29/battle-hymn-of-the-n

Corey Quinn

QuinnyPig

Are you looking for work? Having trouble with job interviews? You're not alone. Ask me the Difficult Interview Questions, so that I may give my spiteful answer and possibly additional

Polina

polina_marinova

On Election Eve, here are the top 10 lessons on leadership I've learned from the world's most interesting & successful people:Shockingly (or not), none of them are politicians. below: 1.

Reb Ellis

MattockInHand

After recent events I’d like to share, from the view of a PhD researcher, the importance of reporting finds which may not immediately be seen as ‘treasure’ because they are

Dr Robert Bohan Artist

RobertBohan

Thread: Botticelli (c1445-1510) was one of the great masters of the Early Renaissance. His paintings have been treasured for their serene beauty, their lyrical lines & distilled composition. Let’s take

Ben Casselman

bencasselman

A year ago, I did a thread on my efforts to diversify my source list. I tracked the race and gender of my sources again this year. In the interest

AlexL #TeamReality

FD2403

1/ Since May, I’ve seen a national and state level narrative that simply doesn’t fit the facts. Media and politicians fan the flames of fear and panic for political and

Tyler Wanlass

twanlass

I've been the Interim Head of Product at @buffer for 9 months now (while continuing my existing role as full-time Head of Design ). Here's a few things I've learned

Dr. Asatar Bair

asatarbair

Thread: How academia manufactures consent and shapes students’ and scholars’ thinking 1/xI have spent most of my professional life in academia (apart from a five yr stint running a non-profit,

Andrew

itsAndrewPiedad

You're new on Twitter.You don't want to make mistakes.So I've listed out what you should not do.10 COMMON MISTAKES ON TWITTERA THREAD 1. Not being clear with your niche.First

Elliot (they/them)

ohheyitselliot

It's a shame so many people are learning @timnitGebru's name because a scared white man fired her from Google. While you’re paying attention, here are some vastly more important and

Jonathan Ichikawa

jichikawa

It's that time of year again, when universities run surveys where they ask students what they thought of their instructors. They use the results as "data" regarding teaching effectiveness.This is

TakingHayekSeriously🧨

FriedrichHayek

Friedrich Hayek's graduate student Arthur Lewis was the first black man to win a Nobel Prize in an area other than the Peace Prize. "I got into the history of

Mark Thomas Jr 🏁 🧩

Markmoney__

College Teams as characters from The WireThread: McMulty- Oregon You love them so much because of the extra mile they go but sometimes it goes right back in their face.

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