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Centuries from today, humankind will be shocked to know that a civilisation, the people that waited patiently for 5 centuries, yes 500 years, for the right to pray to their

Lauren Dobson-Hughes

ldobsonhughes

In discussion today about Canada accessing its COVAX vaccine allotment, I've seen COVAX incorrectly framed as a mechanism entirely for the poor. A food bank for vaccines. This isn't a

Brigid Laffan

BrigidLaffan

Am prompted to do this following @BEERG sharing of Gove 19 April’16 speech, @kevinhorourke observation on interests & ideas & @CER_Grant observation that historians will ponder the weakness of

Jesse Hagopian

JessedHagopian

Proposal: Let’s end the segregation of accidemic disciplines (a thread). A lot of teachers are enamored w/ their subject areas, but what if we stop separating classes based on academic

Robert Skvarla

RobertSkvarla

The backlash against the new Adam Curtis is weird. I've seen everything from "He's a neocon" to "It doesn't make sense." He's arguing that ruling classes throughout the world have

Marc Allera

MarcAllera

100 days of lockdown have completely changed how we live and interact. We’ve all had to adapt how we learn, work, shop, keep fit – and how we connect with

Michael Nielsen

michael_nielsen

What are the classics of the "Science of Science" or "Meta Science"? If you were teaching a class on the subject, what would go in the syllabus? Here's a (very

TROISNYX

Troisnyx

On why I don't give music theory tips — a thread. I used to be the kind who harped on theory, on pieces having "a good dose of tonality" in

Daniel Bolnick

DanielBolnick

Today some co-authors and I published a "correction" removing our names as authors on a paperhttps://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rspb.2020.1852This unusual move deserves explanation despite continuing moves by a coautho

Rupert Pearse

rupert_pearse

Situation in London continuing to deteriorate as expected. Many doctors are worried that other parts of the UK will follow. A lot of misinformation around, so some fairly blunt observations

Bruce Booth

LifeSciVC

Following up on the M&A topic. While many agree small co M&A is a good and vitally important thing (thankfully), there appears to be some disagreement around large mega-mergers and

Michael Bayer

mbayer1248

Do you know why most U.S. Catholic bishops (especially white ones) won't name Trump or explicitly condemn actions of this Administration over the past 4 years?1) They haven't been personally

Rohit Sharma

sharo_hit

Here is my collective thread on Aurangzeb, the Mughal.will elaborate in this thread how aurangzeb committed mass murders, destroyed temples, imposed jaziya on hindus, publicly ban study of vedic literature

⇉ drew, your local miles miller stan ⇇

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Ik this trend died but I've been seeing a lot of homophobia against mlm so here we goFor every like I'm gonna make another mlm flag. Retweets appreciated! Ooh a

M G Harris 🔸🇲🇽🇬🇧🏳️‍🌈🔸

RealMGHarris

THREAD: Iraq War, Deep Space 9, Trump and the art of the conYesterday I watched "In The Pale Moonlight" from S6 of Deep Space 9, today I finished David Dimbleby's

Spotted Toad

toad_spotted

Most of the Bad Political Takes I see are generalizing from powerful prestige institutions becoming more ideologically uniform that the rest of the culture is, too. It's pretty coherent for

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