#Questions

Jane Coaston

janecoaston

If you are going to ask QAnon-adjacent politicians about QAnon, it’s worth getting specific. Because it’s not “we just care about child trafficking.” It’s a smorgasbord of conspiracy theories, with

PARLY

PARLYapp

New pandemic procedures for the House of Commons: “Approval has been given to allow up to 120 MPs at any one time to take part in proceedings virtually, while around

Tim Sherratt

wragge

Yes, @TroveAustralia has changed. It had to – the technology was out-of-date, inflexible, and difficult to maintain. No change would have meant more problems down the track.If you’re finding it

Richard Sosa

rsosa8

Ok folks I think it's time for an Annual Shareholder Meeting thread. I'll admit, most of my posts are garbage but this one I'm truly passionate about. Let's do this.

Niall Alcock

NiallAlcock

1/ Toying with an idea... Would love to hear your thoughts.The most interesting (and useful) conversations are often ones we aren't usually invited to. Fly on the wall type stuff.The

Peter Sagal

petersagal

Fake Constitutional Scholar here. ACB believes that the right to an abortion is not guaranteed in the Constitution. (She hasn't said that in so many words, but the people who

Bob McKenzie

TSNBobMcKenzie

Getting lots of questions on the NHL draft lottery. When will it be? How many teams? What format? Odds? For now, a lot more questions than answers. Not even the

Anusha

Anushaa_V18

This man stoops so low just for the seat he was looking for. I doubted his intentions from the very beginning when he gave clean chit to AU. And now

Jem💞

jem_19

the most important questions when getting to know someone are *in no particular order* 1) Height 2) Do you want to get married? 3) Do you want kids? Do you

Bill Wuest

wmwuest

I read a great thread yesterday on why Organic is viewed as a weeder class & some discussion on grading that I wanted to comment on. When I teach these

Toby ☕️

tobydoyhowell

Posted this question the other day and got over 900+ responseshere are the 12 best answers determined by which ones received the most likes "Mispronouncing words. It usually means someone

Maclean's Magazine

macleans

When Barbara Sherwood Lollar sent water samples to a colleague for testing, she knew this was no ordinary water. Tests pegged the mean age of the samples, from a mine

Stefan Simanowitz

StefSimanowitz

.@AndyMacaskill: Why didn’t your team start reviewing & modelling the consequences of lockdown until mid-March?@uksciencechief: We modelled all scenarios throughout FebruaryAM: John Edmunds told us neither he or @neil_ferguson carried

Eric Topol

EricTopol

The antibody story to #COVID19 is not simple:1. Some people w/ infection don't develop much IgG (it's about level, not just 0|1)https://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3078840/coronavirus-low-antibody-levels-raise-questions-about2. Pe

Marcus Board Jr.

ProfMBJr

With respect to the findings, I need to highlight a really important disagreement with this particular point on ideology.Black people are *extremely* sophisticated political thinkers, even when carrying problematic ideological

Billy Thompson

billythomps0n

Rant thread:Shocking, shocking, shocking. 3 seasons of awful recruitment, chopping and changing managers, blatant interfering (which is almost definitely still happening) and no plan whatsoever about how to get out