#Ways

Ranu Dhillon

RanuDhillon

With hospitals overrun & new variants, we *need* to slow spreadWe have 4 ways to do that – testing, masks, distancing & vaccinesAll are being implemented short of their full

Ganesh

RPGanesh11

If socialist principles of FinTwit influencers engulfed the real world, PEs will be capped by FinTwit law on either end. Most commentary sadly obsesses on PE than its drivers much

daanis 🔥👊🏽💃🏽

gindaanis

Reading Audra Simpson's chapter in the 10th anniversary ed of Red Pedagogy and I've figured out what bothers me about "we're all treaty people"They are part of a legal framework

Oliver Willis

owillis

in the early days of mmfa we were the first ones to actually listen to limbaugh and report back to people on it. literally nobody had ever bothered to do

Henry Sotheran Ltd

Sotherans

today, friends, we are going to talk about UNFORBIDDEN FRUIT, a 1928 novel about life in women's colleges which starts off with a foreword about "compressed femininity" resulting in a

Amardeep Singh

Electrostani

I was recently invited to fill out a reputational survey for English Ph.D. programs for U.S. News & World Report. I agreed to do it, but I kept thinking --

The Elysian Aquarius

elysianaquarius

Ok let’s talk about this truth. When you’re showering, you’re inducing an aura cleanse. The water running down you from the top of your head allows clearing around the crown

hannah anderson

sometimesalight

It's like they've never heard of the island of Elba.https://twitter.com/thedailybeast/status/1351881525969743873 Obviously, this is a bit tongue in cheek. But I'm a bit surprised by how much confidence folks are placing

Peter Spiliakos

petespiliakos

1. For ten months we've turned our lives upside down because of the mortality of the coronnavirus and now, when effective vaccines are available, the scumbag bureaucrats at the CDC

Nat Guest

unfortunatalie

Something I miss about the office is finding extremely extra and extremely petty ways to wage war against people. I used to have this colleague. He was a coffee snob.

Julia Marcus, PhD, MPH

JuliaLMarcus

I've been writing about the need for empathetic public health messaging, which is more effective than trying to shame people into changing their behavior. Some have asked what exactly that

Paul Vander Klay

PaulVanderKlay

So enjoyed this conversation between @PageauJonathan and @holland_tom. https://youtu.be/-qGfkFlZKgA My only gripe it was WAYYY too short. These two need to be stuck on a Covid-free cruise ship for 2

Timothy Isaiah Cho

tisaiahcho

I'm not a scholar in Marxism (good golly, that would be boring!), but from my layman's reading of it, I can at least recognize several things:1. There is no monolithic

Dr Lindsay 'Difficult Woman' Tedds🇨🇦🇬🇧🇮🇪🇪🇺

LindsayTedds

At the last GFC @UCalgary the topic of political staffers/related intimidating academics from speaking was raised. The provost asked for examples and said academics are members of the public and

Dr. Alison Bateman-House

ABatemanHouse

Remember in Ebola all the discussion about needing to engage anthropologists to understand why African villagers would shun medical advice? Now we’ve got a much larger epidemic in our own

davepermen

davepermen

never mind all the ways in wich it's inferior to EVs.. (i drive both) https://twitter.com/Shell_US/status/943401985193242625 but at least it's not polluting, so both are better than gasoline and diesel cars (even

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