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HawaiiDelilah™

HawaiiDelilah

So Trump wants to prevent us from voting by mail and he wants to prevent us from voting in person. Voter suppression measures by state legislatures is so 2016 when

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RokoMijicUK

Just reading through @jonatanpallesen's review of @bryan_caplan's book on open borders immigration. It's funny how immediate feedback and maximum skin in the game make people very careful, whereas slow feedback

Donald Smith

dpos_smith

I listened to Rudolph Speid yesterday bemoaning the potential loss of an entire local football season. He said that the USA & Canada have re-started their leagues. I paused; isn't

Pippa Pepperpot

PippaP22

I don’t think I have ever been as disgusted at the arrogant, sneering, elitism emanating from certain quarters of Twitter as I have been the last couple of days. The

Maddie Stone

themadstone

If an asteroid was on a collision course with Earth, how should we respond? Well, if we had no warning, probably a bit like they do in season 5 of

Dr Dominic Pimenta 💙 *Please* Just Stay At Home

DrDomPimenta

I’ve read this report from @iealondon and @K_Niemietz about the NHS “being nothing special”.At best, it’s a bit silly. At worst, well, I can’t really repeat that.Anyway, let’s take a

Chris McKeon

cjmckeon

Here’s some worrying anti-vaccine misinformation I found on - where else? - a neighbourhood Facebook page. I want to talk about it because it’s quite clever nonsense. It’s originally from

Warwick Mansell

warwickmansell

New: teachers’ extraordinary work during Covid-19 undervalued, says academic group, as it describes government’s September re-opening plans as “unrealistic”. https://www.educationuncovered.co.uk/news/147101/teachers-extraordinary-wo

Rachel Thomas

math_rachel

In computational systems, we are often interested in unobservable theoretical constructs (eg "creditworthiness", "teacher quality", "risk to society"). Many harms are result of a mismatch between the constructs

Phil Kerpen

kerpen

The American Academy of Pediatric *finally* weighs in on schools."the AAP strongly advocates that all policy considerations for the coming school year should start with a goal of having students

Ryan Imgrund

imgrund

TUESDAY, JANUARY 26th: . (Ontario Covid-19 Rt)ONTARIO REGIONAL METRIC NATIONAL & PROVINCIAL R ValuesPAGE 2 Canadian Vaccination TrackerPAGE 3/4/5 Ontario Risk Assessment, Age Breakdown and Schools

Carol Roth

caroljsroth

Thread/Why do people not trust “experts”, the govt or the media? Here’s a little bit on what happened around masks.While some will say the science changed or the information changed,

Alexander

alexanderrusso

While popular, disproportionality-focused coverage like this runs the risk of distorting the situation, focusing attention on misleading percentages and downplaying the obvious benefits of in-person learning.http://ow.ly/NGAa30ruXgl T

ClimateUEA

ClimateUEA_

1/ Andrew Lovett is Professor of Geography in the School of Environmental Sciences at UEA. He specialises in the use of Geographical Information Systems (GIS) and currently leads national research

ClimateUEA

ClimateUEA_

1/ Andrew Lovett is Professor of Geography in the School of Environmental Sciences at UEA. He specialises in the use of Geographical Information Systems (GIS) and currently leads national research

Tim Rhoads

timwrhoads

There's absolutely truth to this, but a lot of the big public schools (Big-10) don't feel like they have much choice. Schools and budgets that have been decimated by years

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