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Health Nerd
GidMK
Since everyone's talking about herd immunity in the United States at the moment, I thought I'd quickly run some rough calculations of the number of deaths required to get to
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Sumanth Raman
sumanthraman
Three possible ways to end #covid crisis.1.Drug to cure.2.Vaccine to prevent3.Herd Immunity to minimize spread. Let us understand how herd immunity works. For this we need to know about R0
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Alex Gladstein 🌋
gladstein
1/ I just finished reading The Mandibles by Lionel Shriver. It is probably the single greatest work of recent fiction that helps you understand why we need Bitcoin and decentralized,
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David Spinks
DavidSpinks
What the long-term impact of Covid-19 will be on community strategies and events (a thread) 1. In-person events will return with a boom (after some initial hesitancy). There will be
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Jessyn Farrell
jessynfarrell
1/8 Big investments in our future, not budget cuts, are the way out of a recession. In the Great Recession too many capital projects were put on ice or scaled
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Deepti Gurdasani
dgurdasani1
It's important that the media comment within their realm of expertise, and not mislead the public. A misleading thread critiquing govt predictions around the COVID-19 pandemic without a real understanding
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Dallas Wood
dedubyadubya
This new paper plus recent twitter debate on Becker’s crime model made want to do a quick thread on how Becker stands up to the data. The way I see
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Andrew Lee
andrewleedr
The number of COVID19 cases in UK continues to rise, with a trajectory that is worryingly becoming steeper. Hospitalisations up. ICU admissions up. Community transmission & outbreaks widespread. Clearly control
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maui
mxuinacxpo
little prediction for grammy nominations (just my shitty observation pardon my ass) this thread is for the albums/songs/artists that I only know AOTYFolkloreAfter HoursFuture NostalgiaChromaticaFine LineManicPlease Excuse Me for Being
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adina, telescope smasher
adinarising
we would not have life as we know it today, and i mean that completely seriouslyastrology cannot be divorced from its roots in ancient calendrical systems. humans began to track
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John Ziegler
Zigmanfreud
This thread about hospitalization projections is a few months in the making. It focuses on the recent “hot spot” states of CA, TX, FL, AZ, & Georgia. It looks at
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Monica Gandhi MD, MPH
MonicaGandhi9
Someone asked me yesterday why schools aren't mainly open in San Francisco (despite 30 cases in city of 896K yesterday (& they test),
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James Wootton @ home
decodoku
There is one very important thing that current quantum computers can do that classical computers cannot: They can be actual, real-life quantum systems.Have we ever had such a large, clean
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Avni Patel Thompson
APatelThompson
“What’s it like to be building right now? Especially with families needing all the help they can get … must be amazing?”How to explain what it feels like to be
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Alex Washburne
Alex_Washburne
How many people in the US have COVID? We don’t know, but @inschool4life and I estimate how many people have gone to their doctor with a non-flu influenza-like illness (ILI)
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Dr Darren Saunders
whereisdaz
We're all facing huge anxiety around the #Coronavirus crisis. A quick reflection on how scientists can lead the way in helping society become more comfortable with doubt and uncertainty. #COVID19
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