#TeRm

Recently I have read some great s on raising a seed round.Instead of gathering dusts in my bookmarks I have compiled them into one guide:With: @gaganbiyani @RomeenSheth @josephflaherty @yoheinakajima @daytonmills
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The reason I am now gender critical (or, as many of my fellow Irish lefties would have it, a monster) is that I started listening carefully to what was being
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When I started "investing" in 2004 I had no idea what I was doingI couldn't tell you ANYTHING about a balance sheet, income statement, management...nothing!To prove just how bad I
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Quick(!) Covid news thread on the utter chaos of the past 17 or so days since . .erm Sunday. It all kicked off on Sunday night when Greenwich Council said
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Fascinating numbers. We live in an era of media fragmentation - people have any number of platforms, channels and screens to divert their attention. Yet these powerhouse shows, broadcast on
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For a host of reasons I have been very skeptical of switching vaccination protocols midstream to a single vaccination approach with later followup. @Bob_Wachter is a very thoughtful doctor and
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If there's one thing you learn today, it should be this: the scale of...------------------------Psychological AgreeablenessThis comes from the Big 5 model of personality. Here's
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Our @councilofdeans position on #healthcare education provision and student placements https://councilofdeans.org.uk/2021/01/codh-statement-on-student-placements/ We recognise that health systems across the UK are under pressure. Our #healt
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THREAD/NEW PUBLICATION: We often discuss stabilization/fragile states policy as a distinct issue from geopolitical competition. US interagency discussions on those two imperatives usually occur on totally different tracks. 1/
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A friend told me today that I am a leftist because I was born a Brahmin. Her argument appeared to me to be an oversimplification, but I thought I should
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BREAKING—Updated results from Pfizer said it’s #COVID19 vaccine is 95% effective (vs 90% in previous early results) and had no serious side effects. 94% effective in older adults. Of 170
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Initial thoughts from me on this in the thread below, catch up on all the news and analysis on the @tes website http://www.tes.com/news  https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/actions-for-schools-during-the-coronavirus-outbreak/gui
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There are two paragraphs in this article that are frustrating. The first:"A typical negotiation includes offers and counter-offers, but the league’s proposal did not lead to further discussion. Only last
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thread of biphobic things bc u some of u bitches think ur slick first off, “straight passing privilege” is not a thing. it’s erasure. erasure is not a privilege. anyone
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An interesting conclusion from the #Polyamory thread: in the past, even societies had significant differences in fertility between different people. This was partly achieved with a huge infant mortality rate
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These middle to last part of the season firings are so interesting to me.Not something that happens much at the high school level.I once knew in week 3 that I
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