#Prudent

Crispin Burke

CrispinBurke

What we've seen aboard the USS Teddy Roosevelt over the past week is a crisis throughout the military I've been watching play out on social media over the past month.

Wesley Yang

wesyang

NYT editor Dean Baquet makes highly revealing statement about the 1619 Project: "The project fell fully within our standards as a news organization. "https://twitter.com/cliffordlevy/status/1316017794664652800 The declaration is t

Waqas Younas

wyounas

Thread.1)- Yesterday @thenews_intl published this oped: https://www.thenews.com.pk/print/679176-covid-emergency-education. It argued, "schools should be reopened."I disagree with this oped. And also the way @thenews_intl published

James

jamesg_oca

Risk is a surprisingly interesting subject, both in the context of economics, and life more broadly. There are so many industries built on risk -- insurance, finance, etc -- but

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sharanvkaur

i'm still thinking about my recent tweet about christian conservatives. i'd very much like to not give a shit about America's politics, but i'm also constantly reminded about how often

Zeal A. Jacobson

zeal_a

1. I saw both @DrJoeAbah & @CCSoludo discussion on COVID19 response/reaction and I thought to add my own perspective on the matter. Please understand that there isn't likely to be

Florian Gouthière

Curiolog

Ds mon billet sur l'étude Mehra & al (Lancet), je soulignais que l’augmentat° observée des risques chez les patients traités avec la CQ ou l’HCQ étaient étonnamment élevée(comparée à des

Aaron Derfel

Aaron_Derfel

1) The impact of the third wave on Quebec hospitals thus far is not nearly as severe as what is going on in Ontario, but there are ominous signs the

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LindsayTedds

As an expert in municipal public finance, this idea is a bad one without other changes being made. Let me explain. COVID-19: Alberta considers allowing municipalities to temporarily budget a

Aaron Derfel

Aaron_Derfel

1) Quebec released its most detailed stats to date Monday on the #pandemic's impact on schools. The picture is not a reassuring one, with at least 144 classrooms shut down

Slava Malamud

SlavaMalamud

(Thread)US history is an extremely fascinating subject, ever more so for being very pertinent to today's issues. Like, there is no law passed in XIX century Russia that remains relevant

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Knocksious

Boils down to yer definition of “supporters” tbh, but assuming you define “supporters” broadly as voters, then, as unpopular as this opinion may be, yes. I don’t think that absolves

Ed Conway

EdConwaySky

Britain is doing more #COVID19 testing than any other country in Europe. Really! So how on earth are we now in a situation where the testing system is on its

Sapientem

GospelJosiah

THE MANGO, COCONUT AND BITTER LEAFListen my Son, your antagonist will increase at every second of your progress. My entrepreneur father said some few years ago.As he walked through the

Evan Feigenbaum

EvanFeigenbaum

1: If you are on the receiving end, then the operations that matter are addition and multiplication, not subtraction and division. High time for the US (and everyone else) to

Aaron Derfel

Aaron_Derfel

1) Montreal nearly crossed a long-sought threshold Monday for the most ideal conditions to reopen schools. The city lowered its #COVID19 incidence to about one case per 100,000 population in