#Experience

Tara Van Ho | #Vote 🇺🇸🇬🇧

TaraVanHo

Sometimes I wonder why we have such a hard time making headway in #bizhumanrights. Then, I examine the BHR teams at prominent corporate law firms, looking for people to invite

Abena Yalley

ABYalley

Benefits of growing up as a Jehovah’s Witness:1. You read ! Reading is part of the Witness culture - the Bible , Awake Watchtowers is a storehouse of information so

Noam Blum

neontaster

I said on @SirajAHashmi's podcast that the rhetoric and tone of online radicalization like this sounds less like Nazis to me and more like ISIS online radicalization. Her near ecstasy

exudate

viiith_nerve

Involved in a really interesting discussion about disability & language & identity. It makes me want to say some stuff about why I prefer 'person first' language ('person with a

Naomi O'Leary

NaomiOhReally

CNN reports the UK's contract with Astrazeneca was actually also signed in August - like the EU's just one day prior - and uses the same 'best efforts' language.It goes

Chris Dyson FCCT

chrisdysonHT

Yesterday was an emotional day for me. I had to go to bed at 10pm! For the past 6 years, I have had the luxury of spending 90 mins a

Max Kreminski

maxkreminski

love this characterization of how dread (& emotion more generally) influences programmers’ use of tools. emotion is key to creativity support tool design – one big reason that people find

Sierra Elizabeth

witch_zephyr

Throwing this out as an FYI: when anyone you know has been through serious trauma, and is busy plus coping w trauma, accusing them of putting up walls instead of

Ben Diskin

BenjaminDiskin

One of the weirdest things about the human experience is that if 99 people say something nice about you and 1 person says something mean, you'll likely wind up laser

Felicity Morse

FelicityMorse

I had 'Long Covid' or chronic fatigue aged 13-20. I had about two years off school, for some of that time I couldn't walk, would crawl to the toilet. I

Gabriel Donato

gdonatopg

I’ve heard and read many times @HowardMarksBook and others speak about how times of panic/fear/chaos bring the best opportunities for generating excessive returns in markets. Today I think was the

Samuel Brown

DrSamuelBrown

I feel like I see trainee moral distress expressed in terms of an urgent need to have a "goals of care" conversation with the families (i.e., persuade them to stop

iya eh-hee-may

ehimeora

I can see why the girl said black folk would get superpowers during the Great Conjunction tomorrow because the planets will be closer than they have ever been since slavery.All

Ghost of Thom Past

mecha_tho

A thread about the "mecha gore" in Zeta Gundam: These mobile suit bodies may only be machines in the form of humans, yet seeing them reduced to scrap has a

Andy Maciver

akmaciver

Here’s @NeilMackay’s big read from today’s @heraldscotland . As with pretty much everything Neil writes (he’s always top of my ‘to read’ pile), it’s well worth a read. Here’s a

Matt Clancy

mattsclancy

Learning curves are a popular model of tech progress. Basically they say doubling cumulative production -> consistent price declines. E.g., every doubling of total installed solar capacity leads to a

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