#Data

Kirsti Miller

KirstiMiller30

Muscular strength can be defined as force production measured in a specific context. Based on small data sets, it is reported that men have 48% and 34% greater strength than

Lyman Stone 石來民

lymanstoneky

I have an article out today about police violence. In a comprehensive assessment of the data available, I show that police killings are rising and it's basically because the police

Police Accountability Project

Police_Acc_Proj

"The Victoria Police employ a risk-based system that classifies young people who have been in conflict with the law as ‘youth network offenders (YNOs)’ or ‘core youth network offenders" @DrLWeber1

The Ivors Academy

IvorsAcademy

Today's @CommonsDCMS #MusicStreamingInquiry session has started! It'll be an exciting session with our CEO @grahamidaviesuk, with @WeAreTheMU, @the_MPA, @BPI_Music, @Twitch, @SoundCloud and @YouTube Follow this thread for live updat

Kevin Skoglund

kskoglund

I read ASOG's report on their exam in Antrim County. It is illogical nonsense. The "68% error rate" that is getting attention is not 68% miscounted votes. Instead, it is

Pauline Castres | Disabled migrant & policy geek

PaulineCastres

The definition of disabled the @ONS uses is: “disabled” a person who has a physical or mental health condition or illness that has lasted or is expected to last 12

ScoonTV

ScoonTv

It's not so much I want Trump to win. I really just want the Democrats to lose. Their Covid policy will continue to destroy businesses and jobs. Of course, if

Fresco

enigma3916

In my opinion, psychedelics will be widely used in the future to treat mental health disorders, from PTSD to depression - a thread on one of my favorite companies in

Joseph Lorenzo Hall, PhD

JoeBeOne

In @CalVoterFdn's latest newsletter, @kimalex3 previews findings from the forthcoming Rejected Ballots report, that CVF and @MindySRomero will release in coming weeks. On average, since 2010, 1.7 percent of vote-by-mail

Andrew Burton

AndrewBurton14

Right, having taken inspiration from the wonderful @SteveHowell30 I'm going to attempt to write a thread, in relation to the @APPGexclusionAP research work on accountability measures in PRUs and AP.

Stephen Reicher

ReicherStephen

A pleasure to speak with @dgurdasani1 on @BBCRadioScot today answering questions like 'when can we go on holiday/" 'when will we see large gatherings' - or rather, not answering them

Tom Moultrie

tomtom_m

Some background on seasonal mortality, relevant to the measurement of excess Covid mortality in the Southern Hemisphere. A brief thread, with pictures. (1/7) Mortality is generally seasonal – more deaths

Hayden Winks

HaydenWinks

I've seen a lot of minimum wage talk recently. My econ professors argued that the loss jobs and/or inflation counterarguments to raising minimum wage were largely myths.Here's a real-world case

Don Marti

dmarti

1/6 Nice to see so many state #privacy initiatives and bills coming along. But there's a mix of promising and disappointing language. As a "power user" of #CCPA, I depend

foone

Foone

A fun fact on the wikipedia page for the metal–oxide–semiconductor field-effect transistor:it is the most frequently manufactured device in history, and the total number manufactured from 1960-2018 is 13 sextillion.That's

DistractedGlowb

DistractedGlowb

This tweet is misleading. Yes, research isn't automatically open source *in general,* incl. COVID19 research. However, COVID19 has led to unprecedented sharing of research. That open source isn't the norm

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