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History Under Your Feet

HistorifyNow

Today is Jayanti of Satyendranath Bose or more popularly known as S.N.Bose. Well known for the Bose-Einstein condensate theory. And also a class of particles called Bosons named after him

Emil Dimanchev

EmilDimanchev

Climate policy debates have pitted CO2 pricing vs standards but there is a whole spectrum in-between. Our new research w/ @KnittelMIT finds that given political realities a combined policy may

Jack Doyle

JackRaoul

One of the most common problems I see as a trans healthcare advocate in the UK is GPs refusing to prescribe or abruptly stopping hormones. Here are some things you

Jockthedog

Jockthedog2

@Arkancideisreal @MichaelPSenger1. Thomas Ingleby is the Director of the Center for Health Security at John Hopkins. You may know him from the infamous Event 201 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AoLw-Q8X174In April he advocated masks

Daniel Cohan

cohan_ds

So many of the misleading narratives about the #TexasBlackout are missing a fundamental understanding of our electric power supply, and its mutual vulnerabilities with our gas systems. We're facing an

Deelings

Deelings4

[Thread] Energy Web FoundationAs pointed out below by @CryptoSimeej, some people have a hard time believing the partners, validators etc. involved with @energywebx $EWT are real and not blown out

Michael J Barany

MBarany

Haven't done a proper historical thread in a while, so....Ever wondered how mathematics got to be a "young man's game"?Let's have a look... 1/ This thread is based on a

Noah Smith 🐇

Noahpinion

1/OK, here's a thread of my latest Noahpinion blog post.Why macroeconomic policy discussions have become less theoretical and less pro-austerity since the Great Recession:https://noahpinion.substack.com/p/the-new-macro-give-people-money

Bob Wachter

Bob_Wachter

1/ Covid (@UCSF) Chronicles, Day 100Great UCSF Grand Rounds today: https://bit.ly/2Z9eOB9 I interview John Barry, author of "The Great Influenza: The Story of the Deadliest Pandemic in History", now #1

Henry P. Towsner

htowsner

The discussion I’ve seen about the objectivity of 2+2=4 misses what I think is the most interesting part. What interests me is that there are many ways we could interpret

Mike Dunford

questauthority

THREAD:Good afternoon, followers of frivolous election litigation. There's a last-minute entry in the competition for dumbest pre-inauguration lawsuit - a totally loony effort to apparently leave the entire USA without

Megan Ranney MD MPH 🗽

meganranney

There is SO MUCH new science & high-quality journalism getting published about #COVID19 right now. Here's a thread on some of the pieces that caught my eye this week, and

Compound248

compound248

Dear Media,What’s happening with RobinHood? A quick primer.This is a “plumbing” issue. It is esoteric, even for those on Wall Street.A very long thread on how the toilet is clogged.Read

A Marm Kilpatrick

DiseaseEcology

Vaccine efficacy in blocking infection & transmission(I think) We can now estimate the (minimum) reduction in transmission from the Moderna vaccine.Threadtl;dr Moderna vaccine blocks >90% (87-93%) of infections & 91%

Jen Herman 🌪️

JukeBaRosh

1 approach to understanding #covid19 infection is to examine co-morbidities & ask what's common?Most prevalent Cov19 co-morbs:1)age2)Hypertension 3)Diabetes4)Cardiovascular disease 5)Kidney disease6)Chronic respiratory disease (esp

breezy

breezybee97

Biking While Black thread because after 5+ years it is still incredibly relevant and important - especially with all of the ongoing CRB discussions. It also is just outstanding advocacy/data/reporting

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