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Matt Gurney

mattgurney

Quick thread about vaccine politics in Canada — very big picture, looking at both feds and provinces.I've been writing/speaking a lot about vaccines lately (duh). And every time I do,

Amy Webb

amywebb

I urge you to read this important, nuanced, smart piece in @techreview by @_KarenHao about what went down last week with @timnitGebru.The researchers' concerns are exactly what I wrote about

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clbolt

The idea that someone should not ask a question of or comment on the Bible in public, or that persons of a particular skin tone should not do so, or

Quinn Murphy

qh_murphy

Your periodic reminder that you can use a color or something else besides 'dark' or 'black' to denote your fantasy construct as evil.You'll make your work a lot less boring

Andrew Faris

andrewjfaris

What do our brands' customers do after landing on our sites?As I've been working on @31bits' growth strategy, I've dug into our on-site conversion funnels by comparing Bits to our

WealthyVia

ViaWealthy

Book summary on @RayDalio's Principles: Life and Work. Everything in life follows patters. These patters can help you beer understand why things happen in a certain way.To be successful in

Fergus Hunter

fergushunter

Unsurprising that this US-centric, simplistic and intentionally provocative take is getting love on Australian politico-media Twitter. Further evidence of how an online intelligentsia is detached from the very rational interests

Jana Bacevic

jana_bacevic

My preferred response to bad takes is not to engage with them, but having read the Gov't proposed 'academic freedom/free speech' legislation and the politics of knowledge being, you know,

Investor's Theory

InvestorsTheory

10 of my Favorite TweetsFrom 10 of my Favorite AccountsYou can completely change your mindset (and your life) by following these guys and their sound adviceGive them a follow if

Brad Wilcox

WilcoxNMP

1. Is “Universal Child Care” a good idea? Consider Quebec, which “launched its universal child care program in 1997.” Evaluations found “2- to 4-year-old children who had been in child care showed

Mark Corver

markcorver

UCAS predicted grades deserve more attention in resolving #alevel2020 problems in university entry. Correctly handled, they give accurate and testable estimates of what students with a firm offer would likely

Laffy

GottaLaff

TODAY YOU #VOTE . #VoteInNumbersTooBigToRig #BidenHarris2020 Here's a thread about how to do that.If you have ANY problems, this thread is also for you.Ready? 2/ Questions?https://twitter.com/GottaLaff/status/1321497415581487105 3/ DO N

SFI JNU Unit

sfijnuunit

The reality of the exclusionary NEP 2020- the NEP contains a host of plans which result in it being on the whole a policy which promotes exclusion, centralisation and commercialisation.

Dan Stern

danstern_

~Potential downsides to the passion economy~i first heard about the passion economy from @ljin18 and @a16z where people can monetize their individualityi'm a huge fan of italso think there are

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Shiv_SDS007

It's been shocking for me hearing about a girl committed suicide in fear of NEET exams, r exams more important than then person lives ? Then I m sorry to

Suzanne Zeedyk

suzannezeedyk

8. My key aim in this thread is simply to try to stem the tendency of frustrated people to say 'who are these crazy conspiracy supporters?' They aren't crazy. They

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