#SHIFT

Chris Herd

chris_herd

Remote isn’t just about the future of work It’s a bridge to a higher quality of life Rather than a job – and an office – being the anchor of

Christof Spieler

christofspieler

In “Trains, Buses, People, I note how the Austin Red Line, as a result of political compromise, misses both the highest concentrations of population (red/orange) and jobs (the purple outlines.)

Jose A. Del Real

jdelreal

The president's speech tonight was heavy on racist tropes, including multiple broad-brush references to rapist immigrants and a mention of the "kung-flu." These remarks go far beyond the rhetorical bounds

Halo

Haloquin

Thinking about #tarot I've been reading cards (& using other divination systems) for over 2 decades. Tarot in particular makes my heart sing.I think it's awesome regardless of your metaphysics.Wanna

Alex 🍉 Thank you Isayama 🙏

TheGamingClaw

This moment stands above all the others in the Marley arc. This episode focuses on Reiner and Eren, who are MASTERFULLY written characters, and it's backed up by Willy's rousing

Ross Douthat

DouthatNYT

Let me briefly defend @ezraklein's claims about the centrality of polarization to America's problems against @ezraklein's argument that the "dearth of the democracy" is really America's biggest challenge.https://ww

Nat Keohane

NatKeohane

As the #ParisAgreement turns 5, here’s a thread on the future of #climateaction in the @UNFCCC.tl;dr: The rachet is working, but more ambition is needed. Don’t lose sight of

Barbara Bleiman 🎓(for teachers)

BarbaraBleiman

A thread on a chronological KS3 English curriculum, to spark debate: 1. Nothing wrong with teaching chronology. But why not a timeline on the wall or in student books, adding

shu

koolnigaid

In #BigBrother, 45 Black players have played the game over the course of 24 seasons. Several Black players do not get the chance to play the same game White players

Wezzie slayer

Jhatkalover

Sikhs really need to find their own niche within the current Indian social climate imo. There should be no picking sides. Our 'dharmic connection' shouldn't blind us to the most

Adam Bronson

APBrons

A thread on three cool books that influenced the political take on display in my recent Dissent piece (link to the piece here). [1/7]https://www.dissentmagazine.org/online_articles/shinzo-abe-and-the-future-of-japanese-democracy First, ‘H

Simon Wardley

swardley

X : Can you apply pace layers to maps?Me : You can but what is where evolves. However, same rules apply to things, practices, data, knowledge and ethical values. All

Nate Cohn

Nate_Cohn

Trump's lead among white voters has all but vanished. Anything like it threatens longstanding GOP structural advantages https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/24/upshot/biden-polls-demographics.html It's not easy to imagine the consequence

Riuji

weakconvergence

Here's an example where visualizing things can help with problems in analysis:Let E be a nonmeasurable set in R. Show that there is some δ>0 such that for all measurable

Michael Singh

MichaelSinghDC

I am skeptical about the idea that "regional issues" should be included in any new round of negotiations between the US and Iran, for a few reasons... 1/ First, it

Prof. Kimberly Nicholas

KA_Nicholas

Highlights from #GreenFarmingNow conference on right now, hosted by @BirdLifeEurope & @GFGFActionDays. Science, policy, and action for sustainable and healthy food systems in Europe. A thread (1/n): ...https://twitter.com/BirdLifeEurope

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