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Dino Digma

leonardinosaur

This is an interesting interpretation of these data. I, too, have been deeply inspired by Dr. Fauci and all of the front-line health care heroes. In addition, I wonder how

Zeke Hausfather

hausfath

Methane is a powerful greenhouse gas, and is responsible for about a quarter of the warming we have experienced to-date. Reducing methane emissions is an important part of climate mitigation.

Dr. Victoria Theisen-Homer

ToriTheisen

I am currently conducting a broad survey of undergraduates in AZ to understand whether and under what conditions they would be willing to teach in the state. In the process,

Amy Fallas

Amy_Fallas

Inspired by this week's (great) Drinking with Historians on evangelicalism with @varsha_venkat_ & @prof_gabriele, I want to share what my homeschooling US history textbook looked like & how Trump's current

Anthony Estacio

mrhappymind

Okaaaaay, #wtfock's season 4 episode two's done. And I still don't know jack shit what this season's all about, tbh. Like, what's the focus? Season one's about isolation and identity.

Hannah Lavender ⚔️✨

Hannah_illo

GODDAMNITis it every man?is every single goddamn man a festering, oozing disappointment?no.But it’s this close to allthhhhiiiiiiiissssclose Are you a man working on your apology letter just in case

Alex Usher

AlexUsherHESA

1/ Ok, by special request and as briefly as I can: stratification of higher education in Canada. At the basic level: you have a 4-year (university) vs. 2-3 year (college)

Cimone Watson

bachbunny

Sometimes white people don't get that a conversation that's uncomfortable or inconvenient for them is actually painful for POC.A WOC saying we should critically examine the classics doesn't warrant a

Leigh Dana Jackson

LDJackson

Watching @Zendaya in “Malcom & Marie” reminded me of watching Elizabeth Taylor in “Virginia Wolfe” — vibrant and raw, but also nuanced and subtle. Such beautiful work. It also reminded

Colin Wright

SwipeWright

1/ I've talked about "The Genderbread Person" in other threads and in my most recent @Quillette essay, but another frequently used teaching aid in public schools is "The Gender Unicorn."

Tony McDonough

tonymc39

Thread1/7 A regular source of frustration during the #coronavirus epidemic has been how Public Health England (PHE) has reported death figures and how often they are subsequently reported in the

Scarlet Galvan

panoptigoth

This is a well-intended piece but misses that alignment with capitalist framing doesn't change the perception of libraries as a resource sink without expertise over the collection. https://crln.acrl.org/index.php/crlnews/article/view/24

Jack Meihoffe 🇺🇸🦅(It’s German)🐝

donfather_the

1. WHAT IF: What if Joe Biden really doesn’t suffer from dementia. What if all his gaffes we witnessed pre-election weren’t exactly gaffes. I’m not referring to his “Fbshjsjfnfj” slurring

TheValuesVoter

TheValuesVoter

Here are some maps based on comparing the exit polls from 2020 versus the exit polls from 2016. https://www.cnn.com/election/2020/exit-pollshttps://www.cnn.com/election/2016/results/exit-polls/national/president(Not all states are polled)1)

Erin Murphy

epmurphymn

The news of my future colleagues, Senators Bakk and Tomassoni, departing the Senate DFL Caucus wasn't much a surprise for people except for some who cast their ballots two weeks

Eric Levitz

EricLevitz

(1/) There's one argument in this piece that I think I could have made a bit clearer: Policy polling can be used to gauge the democratic legitimacy of a given

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