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Gail Simone
GailSimone
Okay, so this happened. I realize this is a tiny thing in comparison to the out-and-out dangerous levels of racism out there, but it was still gross and infuriating and
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Lauren ''No Chill'' Ackerman
VerbingNouns
when i say the academic job market is brutal, i don't mean it's 'stressful'. i mean it is traumatic and emotionally violent to the point of physical harm. there is
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Chiemeziem MD
DrChiemeziem
I was reading random things on the internet last night and stumbled upon some things about Albert Einstein's wife.Some people say she was as brilliant as Einstein, if not better.
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🇮🇳Sonal 🇮🇳
ShreshthaDharma
The very First Physical Time Measuring Mechanism.The Water Vessel above Lord Shiva Lingam was actually a time measuring machine/ "Ghata Yantra" once. Very first yantra was introduced in Ujjain Mahakleshwar
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#PākehāWorrier
_Imogenius
Re: dermatitis from excessive hand washing - hey I just wanted to pass a tip - from someone who's had terrible dermatitis on my fingers for months - cycling through
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Adrian Saurin
AdeSaurin
A long thread in which I discuss our recent paper (https://doi.org/10.1083/jcb.202002020), the @reviewcommons initiative, signing reviewer reports and a dedication to finish… The paper was a joint effort between a
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Zain Chagla
zchagla
Reflecting on the future1) Short term - get transmission down, doesn't have to be perfect, just buy time for vax-reduce non essential interactions-support essential workers-strengthen testing/isolation/case/contact tracing-improve commu
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Colin Wright
SwipeWright
The false notion that "sex is a spectrum" is foundational to the widespread sex denialism we are currently experiencing in our society. In this essay I outline the science of
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Leonid Schneider (visit my site for Covid19 cures)
schneiderleonid
"Unfortunately, Naunyn-Schmiedeberg’s Archives of Pharmacology became a victim of paper mills. The Editor-in-Chief was alerted of the problem by science blog sites in February 2020 and responded immediately at various
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Nate Persily
persily
Ten thoughts on today's decisions by the Facebook Oversight Board:1. The Oversight Board is actually up and running and functional. This was not a forgone conclusion. Whatever its decisions, it
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Alisa Hicklin Fryar
AKHicklin
Woke up to a remarkable number of bad takes on the “problem” of too many PhDs in political science. As someone with a 2nd tier PhD working in a 3rd
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Richard Florida
Richard_Florida
1. Pittsburgh's Moonshot ... The Center for Urban Innovation, Urban Tech. Bring the 100 best and brightest in the world to Pittsburgh with their research financed. That would position Pittsburgh
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Steven Wedgeworth
Wedgetweets
Giving physicians coercive and unquestionable state powers in times of emergency is an agreement to simply subordinate politics to medical science, and that is a tacit admission that the modern
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Alicia Dennis MAKE WORKPLACES SAFE FOR #HCW
AliciaTDennis
A THREAD:Lessons Learnt From #PublichealthWe see the pattern globally over & over again of governments not taking a strong #humanitarian leadership stand & the devastation it causes a group of
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❌Harvey Staub 💪🇺🇸🖤⭐️⭐️⭐️
HarveyStaub1
1)On April 25,2003 “The U.S. Center for Disease Control broke the law “by filing a patent for Coronavirus. The patent was titled “Coronavirus isolated from humans.” Under section 101 of
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Ted Laderas, PhD 🏳️🌈
tladeras
Advice I always seem to give to students in their presentations.1. If you have multiple figures on a slide, animate them, and introduce them 1 at a time.2. Be really
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