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Sam Wineburg
samwineburg
History teachers, from high school to college: Worthwhile things to do in the history classroom, Episode #1. Assessment. I know, it’s dreaded word. Bad reputation well-deserved. 1/14 I’ve long been
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Travis (not a Cylon) Kimmel
coloradotravis
Is Bitcoin actually a negative yielding bond (with defined supply), just without a sovereign?Another thread guaranteed to make me wildly popular on the interwebs.1/ One of the curious things about
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Dr. Adam H. Domby
AdamHDomby
“Many historians claim that no one did more to unify the country after the war than Lee” claims @kappaalphaorder. Which historians? I’ll wait...as a historian I can tell you he
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Alexandra Erin
AlexandraErin
Conservative economists are so embarrassing. You're almost 63 years old and you still believe in the invisible hand of the free market? Okay. Most of us outgrew imaginary friends before
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Helen Pluckrose
HPluckrose
Good morning. I feel very proud of myself that I have been up for an hour doing productive things before going online. My relationship with social media is so much
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JMDavis
JessMarinDavis
I know a lot of you are wondering what the heck is going on in Canada with the release of one of the individuals in the Toronto 18 terrorist plot
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Chelsea L. Shover, PhD
ChelseaLShover
Academic job market thread: So, I feel incredibly lucky to have a job. Just, wildly, outlandishly lucky. Here's a look under the hood bc I always like this kind of
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Julie Bower
Julesmbower
Am back working in my local Spoons while I still can. 1 like = 1 overheard conspiracy theory. Some really good ones this morning. Spoons Conspiracy Theory 1: The government
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Peter Foster
pmdfoster
The Cummings/@BorisJohnson revolution continues. But when you seek to actively break down the civil service (and media, judiciary) you need to be very clear how and why you are trying
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A Glimmering of Hummingbirds with COVID
yeshummingbird
In Ancient Greece it was a common marriage tradition for brides to be "abducted" after the marriage was approved by their father- usually to the mock protestation of both of
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simon evans
TheSimonEvans
I will take this, from Asimov.But my favourite quote of his, was “THE MOST EXCITING PHRASE TO HEAR IN SCIENCE, THE ONE THAT HERALDS NEW DISCOVERIES, IS NOT ‘EUREKA’ BUT
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Claire Atkin
catthekin
THIS ISSUE IS A BIGGIE.There's a network of alt right sites siphoning off your ad spend. How do they do it? By pretending to be regular websites. @nandoodles, @thezedwards and
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MooseHB
Last night the terfs all reported me for threatening violence.But I'm still here.It's time for a thread It was not my best moment of debate, but the smug superiority of
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Mark Paul
MarkVinPaul
Everyone in the West Wing should instead read this @Groundwork paper which puts people at the center of the economy in estimating how much stimulus is needed. Our finding? The
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Radhika Gupta
iRadhikaGupta
A perspective on “quant funds” in the Indian context, a space that is in my view, a little misunderstood! Quant funds in India are bizarrely classified as sector funds. Quant
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I'm just a doggie boi
fubuloubu
I'm sure someone else has explained this, but it is just so cool and I want to explain how this works.https://twitter.com/AndreCronjeTech/status/1350216121513721859 So Curve is awesome for swaps between similar assets,
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