#Systems

1. There are no benefits to faking plurality. Socially? Nope! Financially? Nope! Medically? Nope! Legally! NOPE.Even if your system has a positive relationship with plurality, the world is hostile to
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Here are 8 key lessons I have learned in this last few months1. It’s not enough to have an idea. Build a business model that the idea can run with.⁣
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Oh goodness. This book just arrived at my house. Every single classroom needs a copy of this gorgeous text. Every single child needs to read it. We’ll be using it
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"Officials say Russia's ability to change vote tallies nationwide is limited." As in limited to the swing states??? Seriously, what kind of statement is this?! 1/https://twitter.com/nicoleperlroth/status/1319359563892584448 Un
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The more we’ve grown into activism, the more we’ve felt the coldest take is “X person/group of people are making stigma worse” when X is not in positions of power.
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A large majority of feminists are just cultural feminists whether they realize it or not IMO Cultural feminism meaning an emergent, informal style of feminist thought in which man-as-conquer and
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Since arriving in the UK in 2011, I have seen British (apols: English) higher education adopt more and more aspects of American financing of universities. /1https://twitter.com/cwellmon/status/1282724248377790466 This is because few
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A word about hope...For many people who experienced trauma (or trauma after trauma after trauma), too often at the hands of people/systems that were never 'supposed to' hurt them, hope
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Information is everywhere but learning is a skill.In today’s world of ‘information overload’, you need to be intentional about your learning process.There's a concept called ‘Personal Knowledge Management’, which has
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We won't know the results of the vote until tomorrow, but the UCP is finished debating the policy to allow a two-tier health care system. Some thoughts... 1/8 We heard
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We are about to have a had conversation about school systems, America. Get ready. If I could offer advice about it I would say we need to think collaboratively, act
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I asked whether legacy has a positive/negative connotation when it comes to software systems. The question is likely not entirely fair. The problem is certainly more nuanced.Still, this small sample
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The CEO of Quant Gilbert Verdian first came across Ripple in 2013 when Ripple worked with Westpac in Sydney. He saw that Westpac had issues to integrate the Ripple system
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While the msm works tirelessly to make Donald Trump out to be a buffoon, over the last week DT did the following, but you probably won't hear about it:1. Made
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“the way we pull services out of monoliths”Oh. That would be.... that would be.... waiting for it....https://twitter.com/bjartnes/status/1264877843391164416?s=21 But architecture is not just about breaking things down into parts. It’s
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Yeah, uh, sorry to say this...But "integration" in the context of DID treatment doesn't just mean "working together."Psychologists actively view integration as a step towards an inevitable "final fusion." T
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