#Crisis

Understanding Patient Data

Patient_Data

What a year 2020 has been.As we come towards the end of it, we want to say a BIG thank you to our friends & partners who’ve written for our

Allie Morgan the grumpwitch

grumpwitch

Things I have learned about the general public whilst working at the library:1. A huge number of people under 20 can't read face clocks, having grown up with only digital

Erasmus zu Ermgassen

erasmuszu

It’s been a turbulent few weeks in the Brazilian cattle world – new data on illegal deforestation, JBS caught apparently ‘laundering’ cattle from farms with #deforestation, investor threats, and one

Baiyon

baiyon

Here is a new thread that focuses on video game disc design. I wanted to share my collection for a long time! Each one tells a unique story and it

Marco Malvagio - poorly explained history stuff

MalvagioMarco

So, the ancient world wasn't the pristine white hollywood likes to picture. They loved colors.(incidentally, this thread is about ancient art\clothes, but the sentence works with people too)But some colors

Priska Neely

priskaneely

Black babies in the US are twice as likely to die before their first birthday as white babies. Since I learned this ugly statistic, and realized it touched my own

Confirmed Miscer ⚔️🍁🔫

ManDaveJobGood

The lockdowns are genuinely driving me crazy. I've stopped and realized how much my thinking has been affected since they started and it's dramatic. The absolute destruction of our ordinary

Darren 🥚

ReformedTrader

1/ Waiting for the Last Dance (J. Grantham: Jan. 5, 2021)"Featuring extreme overvaluation, explosive price increases, frenzied issuance, and hysterically speculative behavior, I believe today's event will be recorded as

Pace 🙂

theotherphilipp

Upon multiple request, here’s my thread regarding the boundaries of epidemiological modeling in English.https://twitter.com/theotherphilipp/status/1355164530960199684?s=20 1/22: #Models are simplified images of our world. They are useful

Sarah D. Wire

sarahdwire

House is now debating the rules governing the 25 Amendment resolution they will vote on later tonight and in just the first few moment we've already learned new horrific things

Edith Mirante

EdithMirante

1. This mini History Thread is a brief explainer on peoples resistance to oppression in Burma (Myanmar.) It’s especially for my Portland people (“latte alliance”) who might want some background

Tony Lin

tony_zy

During the coronavirus outbreak (explainer vid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LkBvDzM3TpE&t=55s), one question haunts the entire discussion: What is a "rumor"? I figure this deserves its own thread: 1. Now we all know the

Frank Mitloehner

GHGGuru

THREAD: To throw blame on animal agriculture for the planet’s climate crisis, while essentially giving Big Oil a pass is RECKLESS. It not only ignores science, but distracts from real

Arunabha Sengupta

senantix

Thread: He had been gifted with a mighty side for most of his reign. But, few can deny that Graeme Smith (born #onthisday 1981) stood like a #cricket colossus in

prof. sian sullivan

SianSullivanUK

1/ The #DasguptaReview on the #Economics of #Biodiversity, commissioned by #UKTreasury, is being launched today. It urges the world’s governments to use a different form of national accounting from #GDP

Jawad Mian

jsmian

1) From the time Trump first announced his run for the White House, most of Silicon Valley has been motioning through the five stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression,

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