#Political

Deb Raji

rajiinio

Sometimes, I think both sides are missing vocabulary and caught up in their own abstractions. I find the most compelling HSS and CS work on algorithms to be anchored to

FriEda

FriEda71111436

It’s honestly astonishing how many people still try to justify Johnson’s numerous Covid mistakes ”He was under too much pressure””People would have celebrated Christmas anyway “”The U.K. has a denser

Matt Gray

MattGrayYES

If you’ve been feeling shit the last couple of months don’t worry.On and off, I’ve been hampered by existential dread, ennui, & political rage.There’s a lot going on!If you’re finding

Geoff Shullenberger

daily_barbarian

For the 1964 Berkeley Free Speech movement, the IBM punch card (used by UC students to register for classes) was a key symbol of institutional conformity they were fighting. They

George Peretz QC

GeorgePeretzQC

A few comments on this story.https://twitter.com/dphinnemore/status/1300522837422362624 Concentrating on this passage. 1. The first problem with the UK spokesman’s line is that it ignores economic reality. The UK’s size & geography

Nidhi Razdan

Nidhi

For the record, thread of what I said at London event, attended by Indian High Commission,NRIs:1) Having failed to take Kashmir through war, Pakistan stoked an insurgency in Kashmir in

Speedy

NotSoSpeedRuns

Important #DnD question: would a permanent teleportation circle still work if you just... put a big rug on it? Some DM: teleportation sigils are closely guarded secrets. Most people can't

TDW_8021 [DJ Z_Meister]

tdw_8021

When I see politics on my timeline: It doesn’t matter who you vote for, all the problems we’re facing now aren’t gonna go away, regardless of who’s running the place.

MartyrMade

martyrmade

1/ In the 1930s, the US and USSR were undergoing parallel socioeconomic transformations. The US (or, the West generally) and China are undergoing parallel socioeconomic transformations today. A few thoughts.

Demetri Kofinas

CoveringDelta

1/ We are entering a period in world history where long-standing territorial disputes—so-called “frozen conflicts” mediated for years by the credible force of American intervention—are igniting in violence.https://twitter.com/AP/sta

Marianne Williamson

marwilliamson

1/ When I was young and we were protesting the Vietnam war etc., there was a sense that the Democratic Party was the establishment arm of the counterculture. 2/ Today,

The Muslim Republican

RealSaleemJuma

1) I have Empathy for Young Black Men who get profiled in stores through no action of their own.I have Empathy for Gays who are Executed in the Muslim World

Nuong Faalong

nuongfaalong

Excessive money has become the yardstick by which we determine the relevance /seriousness of a political candidate. In Ghana while CSOs discuss the monetization of elections, the EC comes out

Dr. Sunny Moraine PhD is practicing resurrection

dynamicsymmetry

I’ve been wondering whether *anything* about Trump’s approach to the pandemic in particular and the administration’s more broadly would change. I really shouldn’t have wondered. I mean, I’ve read The

Chxta

Chxta

When my last @FinancialNG column was published, I decided not to talk about it here because I was keen not to be seen pushing an agenda that could be misconstrued

Will Stancil

whstancil

The problem is that the media treats Republicans as a distant foreign nation, so to the extent things Republicans say get covered, it’s usually in a detached anthropological sense -