#Science

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Asipita6

THREAD!!!THE CONCEPT OF ABIKU AND EMERE IN YORUBA.It could sound primitive, but it is real especially with the Yoruba race. Some children over time are reborn to the same parents

Vidya

VidyaKrishnan

Health ministry finally shares the serosurvey which shows 23% Delhi residents have antibodies to COVID19 Total Cases: 11,55191Deaths: 28084India is reporting around 40000 daily. Here's what happened today: Bhushan, health

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ConcealedBones

The amount of comments about allowing the public to handle this and make "their own decisions about how to be healthy in the virus" is ridiculous.That is the exact reason

Mackenzie Lockhart

lockhartm

While the pundit class of BC is concerned with the dangers posed by an election, what does the science actually tell us?TL;DR: The risks are minimal, especially when transmission is

Hilary Abernathay. Some #Covid19 & #Nexit for all?

atatimelikethis

There's a nutty docuconspiratheoryon #coronavirus which I won't name so as to not to give it exposureHere's the thing. The unsubstantiated claims in the film, pale in comparison to the

Dr. Michael B.C. Rivera 趙凱聰

riveramichael

Lots of #paleoanthropology papers out this week. I love new facts, but #anthropology and #science have always been, and still is, political. Those in our field should act braver

Sarah Winnicki

skwinnicki

Because I like the #SciComm comic I made for my new paper here is each panel separately so you don't have to zoom as much! Why do competing Grasshopper Sparrow

sajani

sanini_panini

#sajsci all right! @treestargarden asked about whether people experience heightened romantic attraction towards those who have complementary immune systems, so today I am going to talk about the evidence for/against

ricardo ⚣

rowdyruffboysss

One day the LGBT "community" will learn about the marxist material feminist section of the LGBT "community" who believe biological sex isn't real, that homosexuality is a temporary social construct

Danny

ABCsofADHD

A question for ADHDers who take meds:How would you describe how your meds help you?and,How did you think/ want the meds to help you? Now and when you first started

Tim Requarth

timrequarth

So, after my @slate article on the epidemic of armchair epidemiology, I really didn’t want to spend more time discussing another amateur’s post, but I think there’s a useful lesson

Simon Lewis

SimonLLewis

Many years ago I had the idea that we might be able to use tropical forest plot data to constrain the tropical land contribution to Equilibrium Climate Sensitivity (following something

Tell

tellquint

Unpopular Opinion: The real reason America got hit so hard by COVID-19 is because we are easily the unhealthiest nation in the world. It's well known the corona virus not

John is dis((so)?|tan)ci(?(?=(?(2)|(?!)))(ati)|)ng

jdmar3

Why not?https://twitter.com/steak_umm/status/1248338110183878658 I mean, seriously. Tenured, well-resourced academics can't seem to handle literally anything these days related advancing science and human knowledge (particularly in times of crisi

‏Ewen Bell

ewster

Ironically, the GST was a big reason Australian businesses were well prepared for Y2K. Small business people had to get their tech gear into gear for the GST and so

Lucy Seton-Watson

LucySetonW

1/2The issue about how to treat critically ill Covid patients in intensive care is important because it points the way towards developing treatment that works. Anyone interested should read: https://www.the-hospitalist.org/hospitalist/article/220301/