#Policy

Carl Grapenfelt

CarlGrapenfelt

I don’t get it - thread….1. Been in the finance industry for most of the past two decades and what I am seeing I cannot wrap my head around –

Adam Hamdy

adamhamdy

1. I’ve been saying since February that we can’t afford to ‘live with this virus’. Everything that’s happened was predictable and predicted by many scientists. Mutations were to be expected.

Bobby Eubank

bobbyeubank

Going to try something different for first book of 2021 Focus on what’s repeatable Know your edge If your process is solid, don’t get discouraged by chance not going your

Sizwe sikaMusi

SizweLo

In 1973, United States National Security Advisor, Henry Kissinger tabled a report titled National Security Studies Memorandum 200 in which he outlined what the US needed to do in order

Halie Craig

haliecraig

Why we should still be paying attention to Section 232 tariffs -- A THREADToday in @NRO, @clark_packard and I detail the quiet, problematic expansion of "national security" tariffs over the

Judd Legum

JuddLegum

1. The Biden-Harris transition issued an extensive ethics policy. But is it being followed?A key national security briefing this week included two board members for Raytheon, one of the largest

Matthew Chapman

fawfulfan

One reason I've never much liked the phrase "trickle-down economics" is that it's kind of a straw man.The GOP's argument was never literally that by cutting taxes for the rich,

Simon Taylor

sytaylor

Bonus Food: Gamestop. Economic Populism and how Robinhood weaponized the Occupy Wall St movementhttps://sytaylor.substack.com/p/bonus-food-gamestop-economic-populism TL;DR A group of Redditors spotted that Gamestop was* Potentially underva

Atlantic Council

AtlanticCouncil

"The single most important challenge facing the U.S. in the twenty-first century is the rise of an increasingly authoritarian China under Xi Jinping." Read our #NewChinaStrategy here:https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/content-series/

Benedict Evans

benedictevans

A hill I would die on: curated app stores have been hugely, unambiguously good for users and software developers, and especially for user security and privacy. 1/ IMO, Google skewed

Liz Ananat

LizAnanat

NEW RESEARCH THREAD Congress is considering new legislation to help Americans still struggling during the ongoing COVID-19 crisis. My recent survey w/@agpines of our sample of hourly service workers with

IT for Change

ITforChange

#RightsCon #livetweet What are the challenges of building a #datacommons & what should be done on the policy front to encourage it?Questions before the strategy session on 'Data building blocks

Adam Sacarny

asacarny

a little thread on tips and tricks for working with the IRB when doing health economics and health services research. this is targeted at folks doing observational studies and interventions,

Kat Howard

SaysMiss

Thread: my thoughts on remote learning. My original tweet lacked all nuance. Engagement rates are known as conversion rates in the sales industry.You are teachers, not salespeople. Whilst these are

Amy Shira Teitel

AmyShiraTeitel

Who should run NASA: a scientist or a bureaucrat? I don't have the answer, but I will share a little vignette from history (because I'm an historian) that I think

Aaron Ginn

aginnt

1/ “We saw just a rash of people that came in for relatively treatable conditions that had just waited to the point that it deteriorated. That’s kind of added to

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