#Data

Jon Stone

joncstone

Might do an occasional thread about Art Deco buildings I see in London... there’s quite a lot but they seem to get overlooked compared to other styles. Maybe because British

Stefan Simanowitz

StefSimanowitz

1/. This diagram shows how the US & UK govts appear to have a joint/parallel #COVID19 strategy, giving military-backed data-mining company, #Palantir, access to heath data on a mass scalePalantir,

Divvy Rascal

DivvyRascal

Club PB Baselines: A ThreadHaving benefitted from other ppl's analysis I thought it time to share my own. This thread shares my analysis of club data from the 19/20 season

John Burn-Murdoch

jburnmurdoch

NEW: we’ve updated our excess mortality tracker, the gold-standard measure for Covid deaths, allowing like-for-like comparisons btwn countriesUK had 50,000 more deaths than usual in March & April vs 27,000

Jessica Bolter

jessicabolter

There has been some confusion over how the administration is treating families who cross the U.S.-Mexico border illegally. New data from CBP show that in most parts of the border,

Joe Murgia

TheUfoJoe

1 On The Big Phone Home, @LueElizondo says when he asked #ufotwitter what we wanted from the 180 Day Report, the number one request was...DATA. Lue mentions gun camera footage

Stephen Lautens

stephenlautens

Okay - one more time. That little purple line at the bottom? That's Ontario #Covid cases from travellers (most of whom are returning Canadians). The other lines are sources the

Prof Peter Hotez MD PhD

PeterHotez

1/13: New Thread: A dozen reasons why I'm worried about releasing a #COVID19 #vaccine through an emergency use authorization (EUA) 2/13: 1. We haven't done this before for a #vaccine,

Sunshiny

sunnshiiny

If you want to know how Trump cheated in 2016, watch this Channel 4 report. Just like I’ve been describing. Micro targeted voter interference. Whether that’s propaganda to encourage voting

Claudia Sahm

Claudia_Sahm

morning chart.in the coming months inflation will likely pick up substantially -- big fiscal packages work! even so, average inflation since last January will remain below the Fed's new 2%

Richard 📊📉

RP131

I didn't realise quite how long you needed to spend near someone for the NHS app to trigger. This is not an official table, but pretty sure it's right. It's

Scott Nealon

ScottNealon

This thread is a fun little analysis I did about CDC's delayed reporting of death statistics. If you are allergic to graphs, you have been warned.Disclaimer: I have no professional

Zainab Mahmoud

iNabmahmoud

Three days ago my colleagues and I decided to investigate the deaths in Kano. By day 2, we had received reports of over 100 deceased people. A large number highly

Jubilee

crowddemocracy

About to watch 13th on Netflix2 hours to generate ideas for collectively solving prisons and slavery (it is just what my brain does)Will tweet here as I goIt is what

Marcel Salathé

marcelsalathe

The blog post by the tech lead of the TraceTogether app starts out very reasonable, but ends up with a vague non-sequitur ("additional API refinements will be needed").https://blog.gds-gov.tech/automated-contact-tracing-is-not-a-coronavirus

Melinda Wenner Moyer

lindy2350

Smart piece by @apoorva_nyc: Are small gatherings driving the Covid-19 surge, or just contributing to it? It's a nuanced question. I certainly agree we should be focused on implementing good