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Emil Sandstedt

bezantdenier

1.) The fourth chapter of 'Money Dethroned - A Journey through Ashes', deals with the British Restriction of 1797 - a much more interesting episode than its boring name would

Joe Wintergreen

joewintergreen

level design discourse obv Minecraft worlds aren't good indicators of level design aptitude. you aren't dealing with tools, software in general, other people, other roles, building to any particular game

YesCymru 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

YesCymru

Wales’ handling of #Covid19 hasn’t been perfect.But because we don't have #indyWales, and because of unionism, Welsh Government has 2 additional problems a normal independent nation doesn't have.THREAD

Christopher Seifel

SeifelCapital

After a couple of false starts with other companies, I settled on $U for the most recent version of the Seifel Capital Newsletter.Two big things struck me:1) Inherent moat2) Potential

Shadi Hamid

shadihamid

1/ In case it's of interest, here's some of the backing for my claim that cultural and ideological diversity *can* be inversely related:https://twitter.com/KatzOnEarth/status/1278001048322523142 2/ First, works like Bishop's

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marineravin

Since WB elections are round the corner let’s burst the myth regarding Industrialisation in West Bengal.A thread. You would have always heard vaguely that LF govt in general and Jyoti

Cary Zeitlin

cary_zeitlin

Pre-pandemic, pundits handicapping this election gave Trump the edge because of the economy, but in fact even then his position was weak and he had no chance to win the

The Wealth Triad

TheWealthTriad

How to make your Online Business Succeed like AmazonThread >> Amazon has set the pace for customer satisfaction when it comes to E-commerce.Their techniques and methods are fueling their success

Chris Hopson

ChrisCEOHopson

1/22 It is deeply worrying that some are already arguing for plans to rapidly relax restrictions on social contact when the NHS is still under such intense pressure. My new

Alistair Haimes

AlistairHaimes

This is Toby Young (@toadmeister)'s response to my piece in the @spectator, which he very fairly follows by a frontline account from an in-house senior doctor in London.https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/lockdown-sceptics-should-suppor

Phillips P. OBrien

PhillipsPOBrien

1) Just read through the Biden-Harris statement about the President-Elects discussions with Macron, Merkel, Martin and Johnson. The good news for the UK is that Johnson made the cut (though

John Purakal, MD

JohnPurakal

The #COVID19 vaccines are safe + effective. Frontline providers are lining up to receive their vaccines because we know this to be true, as the data supports it. It’s a

Jonathan Ashworth 😷💙

JonAshworth

1/8 Reform of the Mental Health Act is long overdue. In 2018 Labour called for the full recommendations from Sir Simon Wessley’s @WesselyS review to be implemented and we will

Reuters

Reuters

Trump may be best remembered for his use of Twitter as a bully pulpit to stoke controversy or browbeat opponents, but the noise his tweets generated often distracted from the

Chad Parenti, PhD

UnpaidComintern

The concept of liberalism is a funny thing right now. ML's tend to use the term to refer to anyone who isn't a Communist or a reactionary, or as say,

Keith E. Whittington

kewhittington

McConnell's speech sets a model that I hope most of the GOP senators will be willing to follow. He does not just use the jurisdictional argument as a cover that

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