#Curve

Bill Hanage

BillHanage

The last few weeks it has been clear the U.K. is sliding into a pandemic resurgence, and is very poorly placed to deal with it 1/nhttps://www.theguardian.com/politics/2020/sep/11/its-world-leadingly-bad-is-what-it-is-the-week-covid-surged-a

Aron Woolman

portiadog

I found fintwit less than a year ago. I've really appreciated, learned from, and profited from people like @AlderLaneeggs , @UncleRico77 ,@CordovaTrades @HiddenPivots @loggyrhythm @jam_croissant and @Jimmyjude13. Here’s my $0.02

Ronald Richman

RichmanRonald

Some rambling thoughts on COVID-19 modelling.Since COVID-19 began, I've seen a few different *types* of models being used to make forecasts. SEIR (susceptible/exposed/infected/recovered) models have been used quite extensively for

Titania McGrath

TitaniaMcGrath

IMPORTANT THREAD Many people scoff at my progressive ideas and predictions.But eventually, they *always* come true.So I thought I’d start compiling a list of every time I was ahead of

Rabbi Emily Cohen

ThatRabbiCohen

So like, here's the thing.Millennials might not be flocking to church and shul like our grandparents did, but it's not because religion is bad. It's 'cause our entire way of

Eugin

thegreenbutton_

1/ Are we observing the first of many $UNI- $SUSHI flippening? High tides lift all boats - Volatile markets are good for generating fees for all bonding AMMs. However, looking

F. Perry Wilson, MD MSCE

fperrywilson

Folks, we need to talk about this Vitamin D trial. I have no stake in this game - take Vitamin D if you want but this pre-print is super sus.

Andrew Dessler

AndrewDessler

I've been reading Milton Friedman (most recently, "Why government is the problem") for a new book project and, I have to say, that dude is laughably wrong about a lot

Chantel Boyens

ChantelBoyens

As negotiations heat up over the next recovery package, one thing not being talked about is how the cost of extending emergency paid sick and family leave provided in the

Oliver Johnson

BristOliver

Been thinking about where we are, where we might be going, what effect vaccines might have and how to tell. This thread may not happen all at once, and will

eugyppius

eugyppius1

THREAD. Western elites revised their estimation of Corona in March. They had, for months, downplayed Corona as a minor, flu-like illness. By mid-month, they had decided it was one of

Anna Gifty is on IG and says #SACE2021

itsafronomics

In math, there is a concept called an "inflection point" or where the curve on a graph changes direction. For me, 2020 has been an inflection point and I would

Tim Willoughby

timswheelbarrow

Very interesting episode of @HonestWargamer today with @Sixdiceskills and @PositiveVictim.To what extent should unpaid playtesters of a game be able to play in events? I have loads of thoughts on

Mac n’ Chise 🧬🧫🦠

sailorrooscout

Concerning the SARS-CoV-2 variants that were first identified in the UK (B.1.1.7), South Africa (B.1.351), and Brazil (P.1), their specific mutations focus on altering the fitness of the virus by

Thought Across the Bow

ThoughtBow

A thread on short squeezes, Gamestop (GME) and value unlocks. 1/Y/D it was announced that Ryan Cohen became a 9% holder of GME. Shares ripped over 40% in a couple

Dave Kang

daveckang

@BeijingPalmer's article has provoked some long-overdue discussion about which "greatest hits" from history we use. I see a lot of debate now focused on (European) classics -- whether to use

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