#Mitigate

Mark Hughes

markhughesfilms

Studios plan to make streaming their primary bread & butter & this was obvious for the past few years to anyone paying attention. BUT they'll STILL continue theatrical releases b/c...(1/3)

Marina Costa Lobo

MarinaCostaLobo

In our @ElectoralStdies article, entitled "“Do perceptions of EMU alter clarity of responsibility? A comparison of German and Greek electorates” @robbpann and I consider the way in which perceptions of

Pwn All The Things

pwnallthethings

Also this is very common received wisdom: the problem with N.S.A. is they spend too much on "offensive" capability and if only they would spend it on defensive capability then

Clint Smith

ClintSmithIII

Just so we're clear, the idea--stated explicitly by some and implicitly by others--that Black people "don't care" about the violence happening in their communities is ridiculous, and largely reflects how

DocKobb

DocDiarmid

I really don’t like the virtue signaling pics of docs and nurses. In my opinion it’s professionally degrading and demeaning to the whole.Our job is to care for our patients

Nishant

PaiNishant

Decentralize your boss (thread): 1/Why?In a job you are one client away from ruin.Apart from exchanging time for a salary, there are many other trade-offs.If the work culture isn't good,

Mike Aniello

mikeaniello_

Now that the dust has settled on the @jordanbpeterson story, I wanted to write a quick thread on him. Politically I lean left, and I find him to be the

Jeremy Farrar

JeremyFarrar

In the UK, as in other parts Europe we are at an inflexion point in #COVID19 pandemic.Transmission & new cases of infection have increased. Social restrictions of the last 4mths

PeaceTalkWithMercy

MercyEbute

Good morning dear fellow Nigerians Today I will be sharing very important info on a proposed law that will give @NOSDRANigeria power to adequately manage and mitigate the impact of

Ben Unsworth

benunsworth

This question gets asked a lot and I totally understand why. People wearing weird clothes and occasionally doing stupid things (jumping lights, speeding etc..) is annoying. As a cyclist, it’s

Robyn Boldy

RobynBoldy

#Mining impacts #ecosystemservices in many ways from pre- to post-mining. Our NEW STUDY shows what these impacts are, how they’re measured, and what this means for people, highlighting major research

Anthony Blazevich

TonyBlazevich

Here's our new invited review on pre-exercise stretching, led by Prof David Behm. Our conclusions might differ from the current viewpoints of many. As it's a long and detailed paper

The Sharing Scientist

ScienceShared

So UK gov is again shutting businesses & places of education at great social and economic costs, and yet still provides no proper support for people to self-isolate or targeted

Sughra Nazir 💙

Care_excellence

The choice between education and health was not one we should have been forced to make. Conflicting guidance and lack of support compounded many losses already experienced by families at

Diamond Dog 'Comorbidity' Organa

afterexposure

The methods used to educate a public to do the right thing in a pandemic are called "Fear appeals". Besides Personal Responsibility these communications must also appeal to the populations

Sean T at RCP

SeanTrende

I've been thinking about this really good @zeynep piece and . . . philosophy of science. 1/https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2020/07/why-arent-we-talking-more-about-airborne-transmission/614737/ There's an argument in philo

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