#Benefits

Chris Nicholas

CatalysisChris

We should remember that "journals are, in their core functions, researcher‐driven enterprises" 1/nhttps://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/dech.12635 One aspect I've never seen addressed in the context of open access /

Dr. Dave Kamper 🌹

dskamper

The @AlphabetWorkers have formed what is called a "minority union." Quick thread on what that means:A cornerstone of US labor law is the principle of "exclusive representation" - if you

PennyWisePoundWealthy

PWsquared

Story time: Cobra Effect – British Colonial Rule in India – Importance of Second Order thinking – Compounding effects of povertyDrastically improve your decision making by asking a simple question,

Nature Methods

naturemethods

Hello readers! @AllisonDoerr14 here again. We hope you've enjoyed the last 7 weeks of team 'Twitter takeover', now coming to a close. We all had fun and will do it

Anne Urai

AnneEUrai

All-inclusive authorship on large scientific papers can a be dangerous practiceAlert: potential unpopular opinionThread 1/n Many argue that authorship should be an all-inclusive mechanism to assign credit, e.g. https://twitter.com/xhimichka

Lindsay Wiley

ProfLWiley

Confusion over various endpoints for the covid pandemic is flaring up again. Eradication, elimination, containment, suppression, transition to seasonal/endemic covid, etc. are terms that even scientists use in inconsistent ways.

J.

PresentWitness_

Immigration is a wage suppression scheme.@USTechWorkers https://twitter.com/AriellaHanker/status/1275472589515714560 The STEM worker shortage is a lie. There are 4,300 degree-granting post secondary institutions in the US who churn out over

Diary 🤎 (This 🐒 supposed to be on break...)

mikudiary2

We need to have discussions about minors interacting with nsfw content that doesn't boil down to pearl-clutching or demanding unpaid baby-sitter labor. These discussions are ALWAYS peddled by adults who

Nick Chaset EBCE

ebce_ceo

Tonight @PoweredbyEBCE took the bold step to set our 15 East Bay communities on the path to 100% clean energy by 2030. And I wanted to share a few thoughts

Sina Fazelpour

sinafazelpour

There’s a peculiar phenomenon I keep encountering. When discussing how sociocultural diversity can be epistemically beneficial to groups, some dismissively respond with something like: “so, you’re making the business case

2022 Olympian Balding 大老板

BaldingsWorld

People operate under the profoundly misguided notion that a Biden administration will simply polish up the rough edges of Trump China policy and away we go. This is simply wrong.

Thomas Streinz

t_streinz

I didn't feel this way at all. I'm very grateful for @ntinatzouvala's review: https://academic.oup.com/ejil/article-abstract/31/3/1166/5921742. She gave me plenty to think about and my next papers are likely to reflect that

brent

brentbailey_

I’ve held my tongue for far too long. As a 22 year old, fifth year senior in college, I really do just want to graduate and live my life. Put

Tyler Rablin

Mr_Rablin

1) Twitter's got me feeling saucy, so there's something we all need to admit:Using grades as a consequence for missed due dates is an arbitrary, inauthentic, unsupported by research method

Noah Smith 🐇

Noahpinion

1/OK, so let's talk about America's COVID relief spending.https://noahpinion.substack.com/p/the-us-government-gave-out-way-more 2/A lot of people are Very Pissed Off about the fact that the new relief bill sends out $600 checks. The

Joe Weisenthal

TheStalwart

BREAKING: JUNE PAYROLLS BEAT EXPECTATIONS. 4.8 MILLION vs. 3.2 MILLION EXPECTEDUnemployment rate falls to 11.1% from 13.3%Futures now up 1.2% pre-market https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-07-01/asian-stock-futures-climb-nasdaq-hit

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