#People

Dan Andrews

DanielAndrewsMP

This is incredibly concerning.Of the 3,810 Victorians who tested positive for coronavirus over the past three weeks, almost 90 per cent kept going about their business after they began to

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Endalia

With the increase of infections, the debate surrounding measures taken to prevent the spread of COVID-19 is flaring up again. And there is one thing that people seem to forget.

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Nullthread

A lot of the times I feel like people are pantomiming protest - which is honestly good practice but let's not kid ourselves that anything that looks like a protest

Islington Council

IslingtonBC

As part of our #PeopleFriendlyStreets programme, traffic filters in Highbury West and Highbury Fields are now active. Please visit this page for full details: https://www.islington.gov.uk/roads/people-friendly-streets/highbury We’re worki

Steve Cox

RealSteveCox

1/I’ve always hated group-think and mob rule. I’ve never been in a “group”. In school, everybody had cliques, but I wasn’t a part of any of them and floated between

Melissa Quinn Amour

MelissaAmour72

Something that’s really sticking in my craw this week is all the preachy talk about “listening to each other.” I disagree. In some ways, people listen to each other too

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salesmaverick__

Ever heard of the saying "You can only count on yourself"You can't trust anyone, It's because people simply aren't trustworthy, There's no character to back up the facade, Learn the

Erin Biba

erinbiba

It drives me absolutely bananas that people on Twitter do not understand the damage that is done when they speak as if they are an expert on something they actually

Matthew Hartke

MatthewHartke

The “group hallucinations don’t happen” meme is a red herring. By focusing on whether it’s possible for multiple people to share the same hallucination, apologists take for granted that the

Jonah Furman

JonahFurman

one of the most useful things I learned working on the Bernie campaign is that complexity is the enemy of scale. your job, if you want to organize on the

Emilee “Shield” (She/Her) 😷

ourshieldmaiden

Social media is weird. You’re always interacting with people younger than you which isn’t inherently bad BUT isn’t it odd to think how our parents/grandparents aged with their friends and

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johnwallh

@_benoux_ quick shout out to Francois for opening my eyes to the narcotic of cultism. When I first got into taleb a couple years ago I had a strong attachment

Nicolle Double L

nicolledoublel

Something I haven't heard discussed in the context of not getting paid on time is how demoralizing it is.The person you owe money to questions their worth, but let me

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RebelScumHan

Libertarians have the right to put their pronouns in their bio whether you like it or not For those of you saying you have the right to make fun of

Daniel Sohege

stand_for_all

Thread: I don't often talk about this, but here we go. When I was about 12/13 I developed bulimia nervosa. My brother, not understanding the nature of these things, tried

Danny

ABCsofADHD

ADHDers have consequence blindness/ apathy. We can struggle understanding the consequences of our action/ being motivated through it.As such, we benefit from external accountability. I don't want people to repeatedly

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