#Measures

Rán blessing the #KrakenOnSteroids

RanBlessing

Thread:WHO influenza update Dec 18 2020.Where did the influenza go? How is it possible that (almost?) zero flu cases are reported globally (!) since spring 2020? Please realize how remarkable

HOPE not hate

hopenothate

This week, a cross party committee of parliamentarians released a powerful report on the impact of the racism Black people in Britain face. Read more about it below. This thread

Halie Craig

haliecraig

Why we should still be paying attention to Section 232 tariffs -- A THREADToday in @NRO, @clark_packard and I detail the quiet, problematic expansion of "national security" tariffs over the

Matthew Green

matthew_d_green

The boring answer very likely is that police *aren’t* guessing suspects’ passcodes. They’re relying on the fact that the owner probably typed it in. Not *after* the phone is seized,

Bruce Lesley

BruceLesley

Reopening Schools Is Way Harder Than It Should Be - @sarahdarv - NY Times https://buff.ly/2EcHiDb The issues involved in reopening schools. (1) “Outrage over schools’ inability to fully reopen should not,

Hakique Virani

hakique

As a Canadian, Albertan, hockey-loving, public health specialist doctor, I feel like I should write this down somewhere:I think this playoff hockey plan in Edmonton and Toronto is a bad

Brandon Leon-Gambetta 🎙️

bleongambetta

I've been thinking... I wonder how different the ttrpg industry would be if people reassessed (publicly or privately) their goals every X months/followers/sales/releases/episodes. I'm gonna expand on this and discuss

Teri Kanefield

Teri_Kanefield

Ok. Okaaay.I didn't want to respond to the Atlantic piece about how Trump can steal the election by flipping electors in states with GOP held legislatures, but I will.Here's my

Steve Forden

mammuthus

Important new paper using real world measurements of temperature impacts on crop productivity to assess future crop yields under global warming. They find significant yield reductions even if we meet

The Recount

therecount

Well, it’s almost winter. The sun sets at 5 p.m. It’s month 9 of the pandemic, which has created anxiety and probably caused you to stay home a lot more

Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg

TheRaDR

COVID-19 was an adaptive challenge & we did not have adaptive leadership, and that is (part of) why so many more people are dying than had to, why places that

Anil

anilsaidso

To appreciate Bitcoin's potential you must first understand why societies converge on a single form of money.No essay argues this more convincingly than ‘Bitcoin Obsoletes All Other Money’ by @parkeralewis"All

Andy Slavitt @ 🏡🇺🇸

ASlavitt

COVID Update November 18: With 20% of hospitals, mostly in rural America, well beyond staff capacity, many without spare beds, Americans are enjoying their gift of freedom. 1/ The freedom

Stephanie Ruhle

SRuhle

FACT CHECK: Pres. Trump's Press Briefing on 8/15 (1/2) “We're currently witnessing the fastest economic recovery in American history…. “We've not only recovered but we're at a much higher level

Nik Nartowicz

NikN_DC

State legislatures have been busy since sessions started last month. And a troubling trend quickly emerged - bills that would exempt houses of worship from any emergency order. One of

Christopher Anderson

earth_chris

Quick thread on the ecological footprints of the current #CaliforniaWildfires. While only ~120 km apart, the #CZUAugustLightning fire in the Santa Cruz Mountains and the #HennesseyFire (part of #LNULightningComplex) in

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