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Awais Aftab
awaisaftab
I think the real issue is not whether antipsychotics work or not (they work), but:1) whether patients should be forced to take them (which is a complex ethical issue, not
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Samuel Moore
samoore_
I have no real evidence for this, but it feels like open science is replacing open access as a more prominent discussion topic and focus of advocacy (in journals, at
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words are weapons ⚡
vimoh
Let's talk about the tired old refrain "our ancestors were great at science". And I am not even talking about the false claims (of which there are many). Let us
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Mayurika Srivastava
IshaSattva_
TELEPORTATION: The metaphysical phenomenon.(SAGE NARAD - a THREAD) Teleportation is a phenomenon in which one can travel from one place to another without traversing the path. This is an interesting
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Christina Farr
chrissyfarr
I hear a lot of complaints from academics about journalists simplifying their work for a mainstream audience. I appreciate the sentiment - and support accuracy 100%.But I’d also like to
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Sabine Hossenfelder
skdh
Here is something that should worry you. Each time I give a public lecture people come up to me and say they agree with me that building a bigger collider
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Phluffi, cisphobic
PhluffiTwitch
My sex isnt male, fuck offONE of my phenotypes of sex is more commonly associated with people who are male, but it itself is not maleWhy the fuck have we
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Daniel Litt
littmath
Since people are taking this joke tweet seriously, here’s my real take: there’s no reason to think mathematics is effective in the natural sciences at all. IMO most scientific “explanations”
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Robin Monotti
robinmonotti
Karl Popper's Falsification Principle: how to divide science from non-science. Science: For a theory to be considered scientific it must be able to be tested (for medicine this means with
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Sara Nayeem
SaraNayeem
A perennial question for small biopharmas is how to engage w/ scientific advisors. One caution is not to list as "advisors" people w/ whom you've had only one or two
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S.C. Hickman - A Carnival Sideshow Act
alien_ecologies
Most of my adult thinking has tended toward the demystification of both Western Occulture and Scientific Culture, seeking the threads that bind both our philosophical and instrumental worlds in a
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Yair Rosenberg
Yair_Rosenberg
I'm sure all the people who were dragging @NateSilver538 yesterday will now drag the CDC for ... updating their recommendation to be closer to what he was suggesting.https://twitter.com/jbarro/status/1340697524517150729 Crib Sheet:How
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Women in Statistics and Data Science
WomenInStat
I fundamentally believe that statistics is a field that is meant to be in service of solving real problems in the world. 1/8 I have great respect for those who
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Jen Christiansen
ChristiansenJen
Next week, @SciAm celebrates its 175 anniversary. Its demisemiseptcentennial, if you will. [A thread] #SciAm175 Longtime followers may know that I love nearly any excuse to dive down @SciAm archive
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Sneha Dharwadkar
Herpomania
I want to expand a little bit on this. I have been following a lot of brilliant white researchers from developed & privileged countries going to developing & underprivileged countries
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Dustin Moore, MS, RD
theamericanrd
Read this thread. Here's my 2¢ - you won't solve this by "better" science. Everyone, and I mean, EVERYONE assumes they are using the "right scientific reasoning" for the conclusions
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