#Research

Christoph Ströck

cstroeckw

I have very severe me/cfs. There is something I wish I had known as a newly diagnosed moderate patient (years of mild undiagnosed disease before that). One would think it

Akshay Alladi

akshayalladi

Thread: The argument on the merits of the farm reform bill are anyway compelling, and validated by experts. Self described “Pro-reform” people in commentariat have hence latched on to the

Francesca Tripodi

ftripodi

i'm seeing a lot of people posting - wait, how is it only fraudulent when democrats win? on conservative media/information seeking for those interested.... 1/ the central logic of

Alok Goyal

alokgoyal1971

(1/n) Most VCs (with me being the first in line) are often very wrong on the market size, i.e. we often underestimate it. While part of this is due to

Arash Davari

adavari21

Sometimes academic disciplines talk past each other & miss relevant conversations in adjacent fields. This thread is for the Middle East & Iranian Studies folks who may have missed this

Alan Levinovitz

AlanLevinovitz

Collapse of trust in expertise is largely about our collective realization that experts—and their public—have vastly overestimated the power of quantification to solve everything from justice to happiness to the

Mark Cranfield, Legal Insurance Risk Assessor

MarkCranfield_

Bendell is just repeating world-leading climatologist V.Ramanathan's research in conjunction with the Scripps Institute https://scripps.ucsd.edu/news/research-highlight-loss-arctics-reflective-sea-ice-will-advance-global-warming-25-year

Greta Turnbull

PhilosoGreta

Today is reflection day in my classes. We try to coalesce what we've learned, what we can do that we couldn't before, what we see that we couldn't before. One

Gillian Frank

1gillianfrank1

From Michel Foucault's account of a 17th century "lockdown" in France. Please stop opining about history without doing any research. #twitterstorians https://twitter.com/naomirwolf/status/1325604856283869189 Need a more recent

Katy Tur

KatyTurNBC

“Research has shown tens of thousands of Americans have died needlessly because of Donald Trump’s slow response” - Biden in Darby PA. “The public health response is still woefully lacking

Dibyendu Nandi

ydnadydnad

In response, a thread on the many interconnected themes about data accessibility, data inclusivity and proprietary data (exclusivity) that makes this a complex issue. Let's ask the question: who owns

Richard Hall

rrichhistorian

Ending (for now) my long search for an academic job and making lemonade out of lemons – a thread with 10 reasons for optimism. Are there any I've missed? #ECRchat

Kai Kupferschmidt

kakape

With all the breaking news on vaccines and variants I’ve barely had a chance to talk about this piece on microbes moving between humans and animals.I think it’s important for

Hannah Bernadette

mini_mama2

Just thinking out loud here. But I’ve noticed that pro lifers seem to be open to friendships with pro choicers, but pro choicers never seem open to do the same.

David Chapman

Meaningness

A meandering on how to do science, creativity and execution, political censure, research universities, Silicon Valley, and stuff, prompted by @paulg's latest post: http://paulgraham.com/conformism.html .@paulg's 2004 essay &q

Joanne Harris

Joannechocolat

Requests to work for free today: To write 5000-word magazine article (min. 8 hours, including research)To "quickly critique" a full-length novel (min. 30 hours)To "personally mentor" a student not of

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