#Today

Christian Sahner

ccsahner

1/ Today is the feast of the Masābkī brothers of #Damascus (ʿAbd al-Muʿṭī, Francis, and Raphael), Maronite martyrs who died during the sectarian bloodshed of 1860 They are an interesting

Max Slonim

maxslonim

A thread, on something that underpins so much of media planning, that so few people talk about:Costly signaling. Think of a peacock. Nice feathers, right? Here's the thing:- bright feathers

Nafnlaus

enn_nafnlaus

1/ The Twitter Wars of Elon MuskOr, the Techno-Utopians vs. the Neo-LudditesThis is something I've been meaning to write for a while, watching two groups of people talk past each

Liz Webster 🔶

LizWebsterLD

Thread on Gov’s chicanery to bamboozle the public on holidays h/t @alexwickham Jan 17: Raab people should not be booking holidays yet: “I think ATM it’s too early. Until we’re

Josh Bivens

joshbivens_DC

On March 6 of this year the BLS released the jobs day data for February. It was a good month – strong job growth, decent wage growth, just all-around solid

Paul O'Dwyer

muinteoirodwyer

The DES mess: a thread. Hindsight is 20/20 and these times are unprecedented, etc. Platitudes aside, however, these past few weeks have been a masterclass in how not to run

𝓙𝓮𝓷𝓒𝓮𝓮 #WearADamnedMask 😷🤦‍♀️

DMBfangrl76

I'm gonna get on my soap box for a minute, so excuse this rant. When I first joined Twitter it was to meet like-minded people, but then I got sick

Justin Trudeau

JustinTrudeau

We’re doing everything we can to make sure you have what you need - during this second wave and beyond. We’ve introduced a number of benefits and supports meant to

Jason Kint

jason_kint

Least shocking news to me today. It will be interesting to see how this pardon is written, especially without the assistance of a few key people and possibly losing his

Erik Loomis

ErikLoomis

This Day in Labor History: December 23, 1872. Coal miners near Clearfield, Pennsylvania got into a fight with strikebreakers trying to mine coal during a strike. This tells us a

Fiona Quigley

FionaQuigs

Today's reading - Epigenetics of obesity 1/10Learning/reflections, for anyone interested! "environmental exposures in critical developmental periods can affect epigenetic marks profile and result in obesity"#SupportNotStigma #

🇺🇸🇻🇦BRONZE (Built different)

Bronzevertising

This guy's take was big cringe.Here's why he's wrong and why Direct Response circumvents this.Quick thread. In direct response, if you have established your offer asUnique (Exclusive)Quick and easy (Anyone

Aryan Mishra

desiastronomer

New Education Policy 2020 was approved today by the cabinet; I noted down some interesting points;• I want take a leave in between my education I don’t need to start

Dr. Amanda Sturgill

DrSturg

Today in #DetectingDeception is ... this. It's a good example of why reading past the tweet or headline is important, and also a good example of deceptive distraction. 2/ There's

L. Amber O'Hearn

KetoCarnivore

Yesterday I was told I should take the word radical out of my profile because I sometimes talk about non-carnivore solutions to obesity and other health problems. I have a

Tess Fowler

TessFowler

Here is Ethan Van Sciver and some of his Comicsgate friends discussing my having cancer being an act of God I deserve. Art Thibert is here too laughing away. THIS

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