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kuchenackerman

It's interesting that Historia recalled this memory of Ymir holding a leaf when she said "when I see someone crying, saying no one needs them, I want to tell them

Clare Wenham

clarewenham

Interesting reading the interim report from @TheIndPanelMy hot takes 1. I feel like im reading a lot of what academics in global health have been saying for decades: it’s all

Jean-Michel Lemieux

jmwind

1/ Some leaders manage by walking around. I lead by clicking around. I spend several hours a week using or building on Shopify. Here’s why... 2/ it helps keep me

Brad Haywood

BradleyRHaywood

THREAD in which I explain how Virginia actually repealed the death penalty in 2004, with a delayed enactment clause to 2021 (and why we can solve a lot MORE problems

Karen Whitelaw

KarenCYPMH

Been thinking a lot about how lived exp. is being valued more now (good) but the way that I see it being used in the sector can sometimes feel tokenistic

Michelle Brush

michellebrush

My first tech job had several pithy cultural phrases folks would wield during discussions:"If you must oppose, you must propose.""Kill a snake.""Make tragic moments, magic moments."We even got tiny pocket

davidallengreen

davidallengreen

So it is either no deal or a deal on EU termsUnless UK now gives way to EU on 'level playing field' (ie, regulatory equivalence) and governance (ie, enforcement) there

justdad7

justdad7

I do not support a ban on medical transition of minors for the same reason that I do not support including gender identity in conversion therapy legislation. It is dangerous

Helen Dale

_HelenDale

Yesterday, I got a "COVID-19 begging letter" from Oxford University. Today, I got a letter full of woke crap from Oxford University. So I've asked Oxford University if any donation

Chris Yiu

clry2

I think we're still underestimating the ramifications of Covid-19. After nearly a year immersed in the politics and policy of it, it's pretty clear to me we're never going back

Stephen Reicher

ReicherStephen

Infections are spiking. Why? Is it that people are breaking rules that stop the infection or following rules that increase the infection? Should we blame the public or change the

Herbert Blankesteijn

hmblank

To all you HODLers out there: you’re doing it wrong. Well, some of you anyway. Not using your bitcoin gains now and waiting for them to be worth even more

Andy Westwood

AndyWWestwood

In a genuine attempt to be helpful (no really), I’m going to post a series of reports and publications that might be helpful when @educationgovuk and @GavinWilliamson start to really

Janna Bastow

simplybastow

Most roadmaps are setting up their product teams to fail. That's because, even today, most roadmaps still follow the dreaded *timeline roadmap* format And here's why that sucks. THREAD

eden teners the piss

femboykgs

rephrasing bastard: a despicable personbastardize: to change something in a way that makes it fail to represent the values and qualities that it is intended to representall cops participate

Dyad Strategies

dyadstrategies

As our first sets of longitudinal pre-post COVID data become available, a few trends are abundantly clear. Belonging, brother/sisterhood, and satisfaction remain constant. The changes brought on by the pandemic

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