#Research

Jed Davies

TPiMBW

Interesting side note. It's becoming increasingly familiar as a theme that the "coaching left" are the bigger voices on social media platforms and carry factual beliefs through unchallenged academic research.

Corinna Keefe

corinna_keefe

It blows my mind how much of the Internet is plagiarised and I think most people have no idea of the extent. Specifically, I'm thinking about business websites. [Copywriting thread

Sascha O. Becker

essobecker

German division and reunification and the “effects” of CommunismSome caveats from f/c JEP paper with @LukasMergele & Ludger Woessmann @ifo_Education https://warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/economics/research/centres/cage/manage/publications/461-2020_becker

Ipsos MORI Scotland

IpsosMORIScot

Interested in the views and experiences of parents in Scotland? Ipsos MORI’s new Parents Omnibus is a cost-effective way of reaching a representative sample of parents across Scotland https://www.ipsos.com/ipsos-mori/en-uk/scotland#parent

Matthew Sheffield

mattsheffield

The root problem of American politics is that delusional people now have the means to communicate with stupid people. Unfortunately, societal gatekeepers still haven't realized this and changed their actions

noahtren

noahtren

Happy to share some progress on a personal research blog/digital garden with "typed hyperlinks"https://twitter.com/noahtren/status/1245909154490875906 The aim is to distill some of my favorite ideas and patterns from using @RoamResearch and

Dr Suresh Muthukumaraswamy

DrSureshMuthu

1.Don't for a second believe that NZ drug classifications are based on science/risk/harm. In studies I have been involved we have administered all classes including, LSD, psilocybin (mushrooms), ketamine, alcohol,

Luiz Pessoa

PessoaBrain

𝗦𝗹𝗼𝘄𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗱𝗼𝘄𝗻 𝘀𝗰𝗶𝗲𝗻𝗰𝗲...The pace of science has always been fast (for a given time) but the pace now seems inconsistent with "good science".How can we slow it down (at all

Jam4U

Jam4u_75

I've been doing some further 'in-depth' research of a company I invested in and topped up more of on Thursday. Very interesting and I think potential to do hugely well

Thomas Lecaque

tlecaque

Ok, @e_b_bobadilla is absolutely right, we need more genuinely unpopular opinions. So here's one:Most positions should spend less time focusing on what you PhD was in and what you research

Adrian Liston

LabListon

Trying to reflect on what constitutes a successful research lab. I came up with these 11 ingredients: any other suggestions? 1/12 A diverse set of experienced staff. Experienced post-docs and

David Boyles

DavidBoyles3

Some notes on the ASU Covid data published last night. First, ASU is STILL lying about its positivity rates by calculating based on total population instead of people tested. This

Furries For Politics

FurPawlitics

Should a pack of goofy art hippies care about politics?Well, Furries are:1) majority-queer2) socially liberal3) sex- & kink-positiveSo yes, we should! Furry isn't an island — there's

Lachelle Dawn

Lachelle_Dawn

Just want to expand on this quickly then it’s back to writing papers https://twitter.com/lachelle_dawn/status/1283771370476834822 So the study referenced in this @statnews piece is a systematic review of FDA’s “Exception from

G.C. Pieters, PhD

ProfPieters

1/ As I sit waiting for 9:30am Zoom meeting on Saturday (& on my birthday) to get clarifications on a policy change for this quarter, I really wonder how academics

Noah

Noahs4Cents

Good Keyword Research 1) Ask yourself “Why is the person searching this keyword?”This is also known as searcher intent.Someone searching “criminal defense law” might not be looking for a lawyer,