#Policy

Wong Joon Ian

joonian

The Andre cronje piece proves that crypto is not only reinventing monetary policy, economics, databases and the like... but also journalism and source relationships. All the crypto people will have

Tim Lord

timbolord

Well, nothing happening on climate change today, so I thought I'd have a read of a v important document - HMG's impact assessment of the 6th carbon budget decision announced

Dr. Nicole Bedera

NBedera

I keep seeing these think pieces suggesting that informal resolution is going to be some great thing for campus sexual assault survivors. Let me explain why this is wrong. From

Joseph Marotta

josephmarotta

This thread is for folks in my timeline retweeting @TomJChicago:I understand the desire to diagnose Trump with FTD from afar. Reagan’s Alzheimer’s May have affected policy, and we don’t need

Harpreet

CestMoiz

1In light of the recent show of 'benevolence' by two former Indian Cricketers - Harbhajan and Yuvraj, replugging some old tweets on the topic.Had first tweeted this chain of thoughts

Mhairi Hunter

MhairiHunter

An interesting newcomer to Scotpol twitter, a completely genuine ex-SNP voter RTd by Murdo Fraser. It was @leomiklasz who first spotted Simon in the wild. Simon then changed his profile

mwanaume.com

MarigaThoithi

Short ThreadA lawyer in N Carolina,bought a box of very rare and expensive cigars,then insured them against fire. A month later, after smoking all the cigars,he filed a claim against

DEFUND & ABOLISH POLICE, REFUND OUR COMMUNITIES

BreeNewsome

Human rights is an important concept because it transcends borders, governments and identities. Human rights are those rights every human being is entitled to simply by virtue of being human.

Brandon Mitchell

sudo_bmitch

So @Docker changed their pricing and ToS today and everyone is having a short term panic attack (myself included until I researched a bit more). First, what changed? Well, the

François Chollet

fchollet

Empathy is good. Calls for unity are good. But let's stop pretending that the "two sides" are symmetrical and morally equivalent. Stop saying, "oh, you think X is bad, but

Nate Silver

NateSilver538

I'm seeing people mean (at least) two different things when they use the phrase "flatten the curve" and they have different (somewhat opposite) implications for when the peak will be

Indi #neverforgetjanuary6 Dutta-Gupta

IndivarD

Look, a lot of folks (myself included) explicitly arguing for racial justice *know* and have *known* and routinely explain to others that telling the public that a policy disproportionately benefits

Daniel Howdon

danielhowdon

it's very sad that we're faced with this total sea of bad faith, cos there's useful, informative & possibly even reassuring stuff to be said about risk, but which it's

David Rothschild

DavMicRot

I have been arguing 3 things since summer about horse-race coverage (1) Bad for US: gamifies an election that will literally determine if millions live or die, suffer or thrive,

Steny Hoyer

StenyHoyer

Tonight, Trump failed to explain how he would keep Americans safe from COVID-19 or help those struggling in our economy. He failed to show them that he takes their concerns

Seth Abramson

SethAbramson

Never forget the Republicans in public life—in DC and media—who showed us during the course of this presidency that their commitment to self-interest had no bottom. Even 140,000 dead Americans