#March

jane

jnecmrn

Why the Equal Rights Amendment should never pass: A short history and thread! On March 22, 1972, the ERA passes in the United States Senate. March 22, 1979, 7 years

Camilla Priede

C_Priede

17:33 6th January. Starting a to-be updated thread around light levels, as the days start to stretch. Did this last year, and it gave me some hope. 17.42- 12th Jan.

John Bye

_johnbye

We now have data from mass testing in schools for the first 4 weeks after they fully reopened on March 8th, up to the end of the spring term.The results

Mikki Kendall

Karnythia

Y'all do you know the static a mom with no job would get if an article about her wanting her husband to shut down his company & take over childcare

Nick Stripe

NickStripe_ONS

Yesterday's deaths analysis - a thread.So there I was, at 9.40 a.m. yesterday morning, sat in front of my laptop, ready to go live on the BBC News to explain

Ashley

Ashley_Sager

Colleges pretending to care about their students right now is incredible. I received my $37 refund yesterday, preceded by emails about how we need to pay attention to our mental

TTG

ttgconsult

On a scale of 0 to 100, how much power do you have over temptations? 0 = no power, always tempted100 = not tempted at allType your answer e.g. 0,

Dave Blake, PhD

_stah

A new plot. Deaths overlaid with new cases for the nation. And, deaths, overlaid with infection density for the nation. Both cases deaths is time shifted 27 days. A thread.

Simon Johnson

guruintraining_

Today is the last day of the April to June quarter. Many companies will be reporting in about 45 days.COVID related measures started in mid-March and started to be lifted

UUSS

UUSSquake

Our first Magna manuscript is now available on the AGU preprint server: "Evidence for a Listric Wasatch Fault from the 2020 Magna, Utah, Earthquake Sequence" Check it out here: https://doi.org/10.1002/essoar.10503691.1Part

Parker Molloy

ParkerMolloy

Still thinking about this screen cap from Hannity's February 27 show During that show, Hannity wanted to put things "in perspective" by noting that more than 100 people die each

Justin Hart

justin_hart

OK. Here's example #323 on how the data around #COVID19 is SO BAD!NYC just put out data on cases by the DATE OF DIAGNOSIS.Why does that matter? Because y'all been

Keira

wildkeyzo

December 31st China alerts WHO to new virus.January 23rd Study reveals a third of China’s patients require intensive care.January 24th Boris Johnson misses first Cobra meeting.January 29th Boris Johnson misses

Altcoin Sherpa

AltcoinSherpa

$BTC $XBT Short Thread: I clearly don't have a good enough understanding on liquidity pools given my poor trade today, where I shorted too low (6.9k). I went back and

A.M.

bhalomanush

Depending on which numbers you look at (infections or deaths), these lag 2-3 weeks, and up to 4 weeks. It takes time for these measures to take effect. April was

Heidi Przybyla

HeidiNBC

Epidemiologist Op-Ed:Estimated 90% of deaths in U.S., at least from first wave of the epidemic, might have been prevented by putting social distancing policies into effect two weeks earlier, on