#Relationships

John Tobias

therealsaibot

The name was inspired by the Mongolian warlords Ghengis and Kublai Khan. And, although we never explicitly state it, much like the mongols our intention was that Kahn was a

Elle M. (they/them)

ellle_em

Look I was abused by someone in academia which shares a lot of similarities with writing communities (and often overlaps tbh) and I can tell you this:1. someone who is

RissaRoyal🦁🩺👩🏾‍⚕️🇯🇲

RissaRoyal

The pill doesn't work for every woman.Injectables don't work for every woman.IUD's don't work for every woman.Patches don't work for every woman.ALL methods come with risks & negative side effects

Alex W Corey

alexcorey04

Today is my last day as full-time non-tenure-track faculty @ Harvard. Tomorrow I stay in this job but drop to 25%. I know I’m lucky to have health insurance, a

Andrew C. Hébert

andrewhebert86

I was reflecting tonight on the years I spent in an independent, fundamentalist Baptist church.I thank God for much of what was instilled in me in those formative years. Things

Nate Fischer

NateAFischer

Local investing leverages latent information and judgment.So many financial "innovations" try to aggregate distributed savings—yet most investors have no edge picking such investments.Their real edge is in making bets on

Pete Wharmby

commaficionado

Autistic people have empathy. In fact a lot of us have rather too much empathy and can be heavily affected by the mood around us.#autism #autistic Autistic people can have

Humma Andleeb

HummaAndleeb

Kick-off of the first ever virtual but 3rd UK Annual Implementation Science Research Conference #impsci20 - first up: how to effectively do stakeholder engagement in implementation science and challenges to

jenn m. jackson

JennMJacksonPhD

Let's discuss polyamory and ethical nonmonogamy a bit before 2020 is over because you all still don't know what it is and refuse to use the Google. As a Black

Ann Douglas

anndouglas

FIVE THINGS I LEARNED ABOUT MYSELF THIS YEAR I learned that I can make a lot of sacrifices over a long period of time in order to take care of

Don Lewis

DonLew87

1/2Sunday Exclusive- "A Bad Influence? Is Kyle Rittenhouse in good hands with John Pierce?" - A short, easy to follow investigatory look at issues w/ attorney Pierce which bear on

Martin Haus

MartinHaus93

This is a good example of why talking about RCT results is often problematic.Summary here: "participation did not work, NGO program did". But is that so?https://twitter.com/rglenner/status/1361023351616077826 Let us take a

sandhya dirks

audiosand

THREAD: It is journalistically unethical to use the power of your position to press other journalists not to criticize proven-to-be-false reporting BECAUSE IT MIGHT HURT powerful journalists feelings. 1/7http://shorturl.at/nqBN8 This

Tim Dodsworth

TimDodsworth

1/4 J. Brearley (@ofgem CEO): ‘Now more than ever, the bargain that we strike on behalf of consumers needs to be fair in the eyes of the public.’ - Is

ZUBY:

ZubyMusic

These 'progressive' weirdos always overplay their hand and push things to where you can no longer agree with themExample 1:"Some people don't fit into the norm"Yes"We should treat these people

Premodern conflict management

retro_conflicts

Sometimes it feels difficult to do justice to an article in our #RetroConflictsInspirations, when it is as rich as Ian Forrest’s and Anne Haour’s contribution to the history of trust.

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