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Sonya Legg
SonyaLegg
I have been privileged to know several Black atmospheric/climate scientists over the duration of my career. They might not all remember me, but I met all of these people at
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Sughra Nazir đ
Care_excellence
The choice between education and health was not one we should have been forced to make. Conflicting guidance and lack of support compounded many losses already experienced by families at
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Dan Lyons
realdanlyons
This is it â exactly.https://twitter.com/radiofreetom/status/1332133107340873728 MAGA voters see the country changing and it terrifies them. The wall Trump promised on the border was a metaphor for what they wanted â
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L Harris
ladyduckpojok
TRA reversals.They force us to abandon the word "woman", impose dehumanising names on us that reduce us to our organs and functions but when we call ourselves females in an
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susy dodson
susydod
@BradMGM thank you 4 covering this. Help me to understand, I'm not local, so I don't see the daily local news. What about the citizens? The church? Community leaders? Are
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Blake Smith
blakesmithphd
A long thread on the French Socialists' 1981 program, which has some amazingly based partsFirst, they insisted we have to overcome the "crisis in science" (which is not a post-2015
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Dr. Zev Zelenko
zev_dr
THREAD: A couple days ago, the WHO stopped #hydroxychloroquine as a treatment for COVID, citing data that it is not effective.The last time the WHO halted its HCQ trials (May
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Dr. Alexandra Owensby, DNP
AMOwensby
Good night hate, good night âfake newsâGood night âimmigrants are only here to abuseâGood night âCorona virus is only a hoaxâGood night not caring about ordinary folksGood night to children
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Simon McNamara
SimonMcNamara42
The second paper of my PhD is out in @socscimed! Co-authors: Aki Tsuchiya and @JHolmesSheff. We explore the UK-public's willingness to prioritise disadvantaged socioeconomic groups over advantaged socioeconomic groups for
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Jim Woodgett
jwoodgett
The Fall economic statement by the government wasnât meant to be a mini-budget but it was particularly worrying in terms of lack of investment in science.There has been funding
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Mac nâ Chise đ§Źđ§«đŠ
sailorrooscout
More promising mRNA vaccine data! This time from Moderna. A new Phase II study shows that half-doses (50 ÎŒg) of our vaccine appear to be as effective as full doses
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Kevin McKernan đ
Kevin_McKernan
We have written another 60 page dissection of the Drosten PCR protocol.This should end all of the criticism of the initial retraction request not having enough âwet-labâ proof.20 peer reviewed
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Christopher Chupik
CChupik
1.) So, The Starlost. This short-lived, early '70s TV production is regularly declared to be one of the worst science-fiction series ever made.This is true. However . . . 2.)
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Kim Pearson
professorkim
We need creative and collaborative approaches to reimagining public safety. This is where I would love to see interdisciplinary collaboration to develop a community-driven research agenda.https://twitter.com/CamRasNYC/status/129656908810227
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2022 Olympian Balding ć€§èæż
BaldingsWorld
Excellent question. China has studied the USSR failings deeply. One of the lessons they learned was how the USSR interacted with the west. The Cold War in someways was an
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Ed Yong
edyong209
It's a weird time for good personal news, but Iâm proud to have won a AAAS Kavli Science Journalism Award, in the In-Depth Reporting category for 3 of my pandemic
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