#REASONS

Auroria 🤍

AuroViBritannia

The conflict was always there wdym? The signs were there if you payed attention to the episodes leading up to episode 11. The way it's resolved is realistic, and it's

Sean

poetsoup

@iseult rightly calls out @amnesty for their incredible myopia & overreach in signing a letter which lobbied the Gov & media to deny legitimate representation to those they considered undesirables.

NurseKelsey (she/her)

nursekelsey

If you want to know how we get people to comply with wearing face masks, ask a sexologist. It’s not our first rodeo when it comes to convincing people they

Alon (they/them)

alon_levy

1. Brief thread about Germany's double-humped foreign policy-ideology curve, and what this means. 2. Normally, one expects political support for each issue to rise left-to-right, rise right-to-left, or sometimes peak

Albert Cheung

albertwycheung

At the end of a tough year, I've been reflecting on energy transition and climate progress in 2020. There are quite a few reasons to be optimistic! (thread) 1. Emissions

Michael F. Cannon

mfcannon

This delightful @rachel_handler piece on how food mfrs use govt reg to punish competitors (and consumers) brings to mind the time the FDA told a Sicilian, who'd sold 100m cans

The Pension War Room

yomeeks

The Pension War Room would like to note some whoppers about public sector pay are being passed around. #AbLeg I wanted to provide this older (2014) critique of the Fraser

Dan Runcie

RuncieDan

Square is in talks to buy Tidal. Makes sense.Tidal has tons of data on Cash App’s target customer. It can help acquire, retain, and upsell more customers.Tidal won’t be profitable,

Robin Wigglesworth

RobinWigg

Companies have for decades been gorging on debt and let their creditworthiness crumble, leaving many in terrible shape to deal with Covid-19. That has major implications for the era of

Catholics for Choice

Catholic4Choice

We @Catholic4Choice welcome @JoeBiden as the first prochoice Catholic president & call on him to protect & expand abortion rights in the first days of his presidency. President Biden frequently

Cory

corymassimino

The "marketplace of ideas" is at best an extremely strained metaphor and at worst a completely misleading one. Arguably the key feature of the actual marketplace is completely absent in

Apex🌲🏴‍☠️

apex_simmaps

My reflections on the election:https://apexsnotes.substack.com/p/some-election-reflectionshighlights in thread 1/ "If I must suffer a tyrant, place him in a faraway land and give him little reason to concern himself with my

Jenn Gustetic 🚀💪🏻

jenngustetic

READING THREAD (1/8): “the public #corporation no longer serves the interest of their most important #shareholders—retirement investors—or the most critical part of their workforce: knowledge workers”.https://hbr.org/2021/01/its-tim

Jennifer Bendery

jbendery

NEW: A spate of federal judges are retiring now that Joe Biden will pick their replacementshttps://www.huffpost.com/entry/federal-judges-retire-joe-biden_n_600f3759c5b676ad837652a8?rz Since last Weds, when Biden was sworn in, at least 7 fed

Michael Shellenberger

ShellenbergerMD

Germany’s renewables experiment is over. By 2025 it will have spent $580B to make electricity nearly 2x more expensive & 10x more carbon-intensive than France’s. The reason renewables can’t power

Rebecca Ingber

becingber

I agree with essentially everything in this @benjaminwittes piece. A coup would be hard at this point to pull off for AB&C reasons. Still horrifying that they’re trying and scarier

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