#Striking

Tim Skellett

Gurdur

1/n A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, I was asked this question by @lucaxx85, on comparing Switzerland to Sweden, re #COVID19.https://twitter.com/lucaxx85/status/1274937757484318720 2/n So let's look first

Timothy Wilcox

PreCursorPoets

The sonnet form remains very much in use and is well esteemed.We can look back to Shakespeare's as one of the heights of not just poetry, but English literature overall.

Saadia Toor

pagalpanchi

Just to be clear (since there seems to be an effort to misread my critique): I’m not interested in individuals or their specific back-stories. My call-outs are a critical push-back

Lawrence Glickman

LarryGlickman

This is a great piece of reporting by ⁦@elizabethjdias⁩. What stands out most are the intense and generalized feelings of victimization, which is a common thread among Trump voters and

kaz

LiterallyYarn

As part of #FastenOff2020 #FastenOffYAL I have been looking through the patterns eligible for the 25% discount using code FO2020. So here are a few I am being tempted by.

Andy Conway Morris 😷🧼🇬🇧🇪🇺

andymoz78

I see once again do not attempt resuscitation orders have made the news again. It’s striking how badly understood DNACPR orders are.https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8995229/Elderly-patients-given-Not-Resuscitate-orders-against-fam

swarnim bharat

a_sandhan

If we look closely at India China border, India border with Tibet extend from HP, Uttarakhand to AP, its the biggest (95%)Current crisis at Galwan bordering Aksai Chin is in

Michael Nielsen

michael_nielsen

I've been reading the wonderful book "Cell Biology by the Numbers" (http://book.bionumbers.org ). Here's a thread of striking things I learned from the book (or related reading) 1. In terms

Deepa Kurup

deepakurup

India's working class is on strike10 central Trade Unions & Agriworkers Unions are protesting labour deregulation and anti-farmer(pro-corporate) laws that together strike at the welfare of millions of working households(1/n)#Mazdoor

Trinh

Trinhnomics

Janet Yellen. What do u think of her? Kept the bubble going longer (barely raised rates) & now head of the treasury. Either way, we are here: fortunes of the

Daniel Kuehn

D_Kuehn

A thread on Gordon Tullock, social science, & memory!Tullock made many contributions to economics and had even been discussed as Nobel material. One of his areas of interest was the

Dr. Annette Yoshiko Reed

AnnetteYReed

As someone writing a book on forgetting in post-70 reception of 2nd Temple Judaism, I'm finding recent debates about "real" meaning of Hanukkah really fascinating--so a thread of some preliminary

nate bowling (the mask goes OVER your nose)

nate_bowling

In 2016, I was one of four finalists for National Teacher of the Year. What has happened to each of us since then tells us a lot about what's happening

Dr. Jennifer Berdahl

JBerdahl

I enjoyed Micheal Sandel's @ubcSPPGA #LIND21 talk this evening on points related to his book, The Tyranny of Merit. https://us.macmillan.com/books/9780374289980. A threat on some points that stood out: The ideal

Barış Çelik

fbariscelik

1/ Answering a question about the transparency of new relationship between UK and EU, Gove recommended Perry Anderson’s three recent essays on London Review of Books. So I thought it’d

SCOTUSblog

SCOTUSblog

Big comment from Kavanaugh just now: "I tend to agree with you" that the case is "very straightforward" under our severability precedents. Those precedents (including an opinion authored by Kavanaugh

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