#Consequences

Henry Farrell

henryfarrell

1. An initial analysis of the politics of the European Court of Justice's landmark decision invalidating the EU-US Privacy Shield arrangement, based on @ANewman_forward and my recent book on EU-US

Emily Walsh

drecwalsh

Since I’m on the topic of the possible limitations of COVID vaccine trial design.. 1/https://twitter.com/drecwalsh/status/1283577605686472705 And clearly exorcised enough to demand Gantt charts from people after 8pm on a Wednesday..2/

Runnymede Trust

RunnymedeTrust

A NEW report by the Runnymede Trust and @IPPR has shone a light on the disproportionate deaths for certain #BME communities relating to #COVID19 Following on will be a

Scott Bevan

scottylar

In almost 5 years of detecting, I’ve only ever found 7 complete rings. If I were to detect parks & beaches then my chances of finding rings would most likely

John Munro

johnjamesmunro

I rode my bike from Birmingham to Coventry for the first time today, and have some images and thoughts to share about, of all things, #UKCarCulture. The first thing I

Dr. Johnathan Flowers wants to see academia fall.

shengokai

Buried in this story are some really important points about the intersection of disability and race and the failure of institutional accommodations in the midst of the pandemic. (1/n)https://www.propublica.org/article/a-teenager-didnt-do-he

Paolo Gerbaudo

paologerbaudo

Some key points from my @guardian article on the populist Right's reaction to the #coronavirus crisis. THREAD Populist Right has built its strength on hard-headedness and arrogant self-confidence. Yet,

Ali A Olomi

aaolomi

Legends tell of jinn living in a hidden realm alongside ours, but some jinn live among us, mingling with humans. A thread on Barqan the wandering jinn king of Mercury

David Ross #VaxxedAndRelaxedAndWaitingToBeMaxxed

RossFootball

1 Top of the head thoughts. Many think #Covid_19 is equivalent of a wartime crisis so why not wartime measures In both WW1 & WW2 UK govts in charge at

Mika McKinnon

mikamckinnon

This is a very popular question where the answer is frustrating because it’s almost, but not quite, the right question.Simple version: False.Thread for complicated version.https://twitter.com/yashar/status/1307803946480619520 All active f

Indhira María Hasbún

IndhiraM_Hasbun

I've been reflecting on the similarities/differences between the current COVID-19 crisis and my own experiences with natural disasters growing up in the Dominican Republic, specifically hurricane Georges in 1998 (I

ArmaniTalks 🎙🔥

ArmaniTalks

One of the most dangerous misuses of technology is excessive scrolling on the feed.Each content piece is different.Causing your mind to go from thought to thought.You're practically training your distraction

Ryan Hill

RyanReedHill

Hey academics on Twitter:Have you ever been scooped?Do you worry about getting scooped?My job market paper estimates the consequences of getting scooped in science using cool data from structural biology.Let’s

Spencer Greenberg 🔍

SpencrGreenberg

10 Structures of Problems1. Smashed Watch. There are so many issues at once that fixing one has no benefit unless you fix others too.[thread] 2. Leaky Pipe. Fixing one problem

Jonathan Wai

JonathanLWai

1/7. I reviewed the literature on what the evidence (to date) shows on tests and test optional policies in college admissions as part of a Q&A panel for @ConversationEDU (w/Angela

Jeff Ostler

Jeff__Ostler

A very long thread about Jeffrey Flynn-Paul’s Spectator essay on the “myth” that the U.S. and Canada are built on lands stolen from Indigenous nations.https://bit.ly/2ER0ozt Karl Jacoby and I pitched