#Thought

I really like Fujifilm cameras. I actually ditched an entire Canon digital kit all the way back in 2014 and went all-in on a Fuji kit for all my work.
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A thought I've had a few times recently: it's strange how UK-level-centric a lot of the debate around the horse race stuff for the next Senedd elections are. Even amongst
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Freud's project is to, following the invention of 19th century empirical science, observe the transcendental I (inner sense) and make theories of it. His mistake of course is that you
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So with the heinous epilepsy-related stuff we’re hearing about Cyberpunk going around, I thought it would be good to make a thread of some #epilepsy information that the general, non-epileptic
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THREAD: In 2013, I was an assistant to a comedy manager whose clients banded together to make a pilot for a radical new show, completely self-financed and produced outside the
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Ever wonder what Windows Server services you should disable for performance or security purposes? Wishing there was a comprehensive list?This doc has been around for a long time, but you
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A few months back, during the arduous process of moving house, I found my 2001 diary. It was the year of my GCSE exams, of turning sixteen, and the last
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[HOMESCHOOLING]My daughter is 14 and in grade 9 and we’re about to finish Y1 of homeschool. I’m going to share what I’ve learned so far as well as how our
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Earlier this year, I had a Twitter discussion with colleagues about independent vs. dependent PA practice. I had a very narrow understanding of independent practice. I thought it meant that
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Most animals are born with hardwired instincts. That means they‘re born with most of the necessary skills they’ll need to live and one day procreate (have their own kids).If you’ve
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A story:This morning I woke to discover the furnace was broken. It was -35°C or so outside. Calls were made. I proceed to work from home. I teach online in
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Today I did a presentation for @hgse master's students on how to read a research paper in 15 minutes. Thought I'd share my suggestions. Thread follows.(Research nerds: This is how
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Okay I have legit never once thought about this before (s/o to Michael Stone + @Harvard_JCHS for makin' me think) but 'housing affordability' is a crazy phenomenon that we just
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I’ve been thinking a lot abt S5E8 of The Expanse. Naomi Nagata’s struggle in the episode is the most perfect symbol for the terrifying vulnerability in the hours and days
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A short story about Czarnik, opportunity and how life NEVER works out the way you think it would/should (thread)https://twitter.com/habermetrics/status/1356032899657695235 In the summer of 2018, I was charged of finding a
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Reus on 2-1 victory: “It's always good when you come back with a win after such a brutal defeat. It was a very disorganized, wild game. We played a bit in a different
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