#Risk

Sarah Broadfoot

sarahebroadfoot

A government should always strive, above all else, to protect its citizens from harm. Since moving to Phase 4 of reopening, the @MBGov has, in spectacular fashion, failed to do

Vinay Prasad MD MPH

VPrasadMDMPH

I agree that this article shows a wisdom in thinking by @MonicaGandhi9 Ultimately, it will take years to know which specific policies helped and hurt, but it takes a wise

Chardine Taylor Stone

ChardineTaylor

So anything action beyond nicely writing letters to MPs is now “white privilege”.It’s “white privilege” to even protest.*stares in Rosa Parks*https://twitter.com/skynews/status/1357266955561017347 Was the pulling down of the Colst

Leslie Picker

LesliePicker

This has flown largely under the radar today, but it's noteworthy. The Labor Dept. issued proposed rules that walk back some of the "hype" of ESG. They say pension investments

DCTrojan

DCTrojan

I understand that people are very frustrated about schools being closed and there's a default inclination to blame teachers' unions for that. However, I think I missed the part where:1)

Karl Pfleger

KarlPfleger

People continue to want to argue whether the scientific evidence that low vitamin D raises COVID-19 risk exceeds their preferred standard for scientific certainty, but this question is backwards when

Phil Williams

NC5PhilWilliams

As we await Tennessee @GovBillLee's 7 p.m. #COVID19 announcement, here are the recommendations for Tennessee this past week from the White House: "Face masks must be required in all public

Mostly Borrowed Ideas

borrowed_ideas

1/ Thread: Buffett's genius in investing in the Unknown and UnknowableIn 2006, Richard Zeckhauser wrote an intriguing paper on "Investing in the Unknown and Unknowable", and one of the protagonists

Yixuan He

he_yix

How do environmental exposures and lifestyle factors compare to genetics and clinical factors for predicting risk of type 2 diabetes? Our paper just out in Diabetes Care introduces the polyexposure

Daan Crypto Trades #NFT

DaanCrypto

How to use proper risk management thread. First i want to get a few things out of the way:• There is no "best" way to do this.• I will be

(((Road Bear Life)))

bearshrugged

1/ I would like to address "corporate tax breaks" for a minute in terms of normative economics. First, @MittRomney was correct. Corporations are legally "people" for the purposes of action.

MOAT Investing

InvestingMoat

Update on $FSRV@Mindwalletbody @skaushi @chriskatje @satindia @rubicon59 @RobEducated @FoxyFomo 1) We feel the discount against comparables partly reflects $FSRV risk, unable to acquire Katapult. Once the acquisition closes, we think

Richard Klein

rjtklein

In his opening remarks to the #RaceToZero event, @UNFCCC High-Level Champion for Climate Action @topnigel emphasises the importance of reducing risk, not redistributing risk. This is particularly important when considering

David Paton

cricketwyvern

Two things stand out from the data & evidence:1. When there is a surge in infections, cases eventually come down whether or not there is a lockdown/significant restrictions.2. Lockdowns/many restrictions

Scott Evans

SEvans1990

Just some thoughts on this ever growing situation with the Covid-19 variant that originated from the UK. I know most on https://Twitter.com want to discuss Trump and Liddell but right

Fundoo Professor

Sanjay__Bakshi

One student in my Forensic Accounting course wrote about manipulation in many large companies and how it pushes the retail investor into the corner. My (slightly edited) response: All investing

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