#Decisions

Jason Brautigam

DizzyJB

In terms of my own experiences this year my takeaways are as follows:1. Be flexible and adaptable in order to survive and thrive during a crisis.2. Don’t be afraid to

Dr. Sarah Fortner

erthsarah

Writing up some community science results & #agu20 discussions have me thinking about the need for easier modes to legitimize science than publication if a goals is to broadly scale

Megan Metcalfe

MetcalfeMegan

I'm a Canadian, and basically politically independent. I am here to tell my American friends that, after staying as objective as I possibly can, the GOP, at least the Tucker

Claire Willett

clairewillett

it is absolutely infuriating to see "well SMART and WELL-INFORMED people like ME knew in JANUARY how bad this was going to be so the Woodward tapes are IRRELEVANT" takes,

Ranjeet Pratap Singh

ThEbmr

Thread of some the most important lessons I have learnt over the last few years. Disclaimer; Most of the points may be obvious or even useless in your context, read

Lauren Macpherson

TheMuddlebrow

@portsmouthuni have a document which outlines what good leadership looks like at our institution. In it, they state that being ethical and accountable are vital attributes, and that any decisions

Petra Boynton

DrPetra

This exchange needs studying with care. “Mental health” is being framed in a very specific way with a clear intention. Look for the buzzwords of resilience and positivity and being

yoni chanowitz

rabbiyo

hi, i'm yoni, and i work on a search engine.i also look at customer complaints and suggestionshere's a thread on things iv'e learned from working with search engines and customers

#BidenHarris2020 ⚖️

BrettScr1

Tip for people who are brand new to defending Kamala Harris: don’t even try it. Link to @blackwomenviews (either her Twitter threads or Medium poste) instead. On LGBTQ issues, link

CllrJeanieBell

CllrJeanieBell

Thread -Some of the things I have learned the hard way in politics.1 You are not elected to make easy decisions.2 No matter what you do some people will intensely

ashgiving

ashholesmith

So I’ve been thinking a lot about the “do we reason with them or nor” arguments over magas. I’m a pretty hard no reason believer and here’s why. These people

Gordon Shotwell 🇨🇦

gshotwell

I've been pretty bothered by the vitriol with which this paper is being received, and wanted to make a couple of points about how I read evidence like this:https://twitter.com/fperrywilson/status/1360944814271979523

HEALTHONPEAK

healthonpeak

Mindset for a great health/life-Thread- Ultimate happiness is a choice that we can have for ourselves.Because ultimate happiness can't be a slave of a particular action(although a particular action can

Omar Khan

omaromalleykhan

It's true and worrying that there's a rejection of democracy. There's also a rejection of rights, of liberalism generally. Much of this is motivated and focused on minority rights, esp

Neal Jean

nealjean1

Idea from machine learning applied to startupsRepeat founders are like linear models, first-time founders are like deep learning In ML, inductive bias is what lets a model generalize beyond training

Jonas Ebbesson

JonasEbbesson

1. Here is my comment on the Norwegian Supreme Court ruling on the Arctic oil drilling. Colleagues in Norway may correct me if I got things wrong. The SC essentially

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