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Paul Crudd.

killcole

This is infinitely more productive behaviour from a billionaire than philanthropy, imo.At the societal scale, philanthropy's only significant impact is the laundering of billionaire's reputations and an on-going justification for

Mallory Ellingson

Muhellingson

We now have an approved COVID-19 vaccine, which is incredible news! But we still have a lot of work to do to improve confidence in these vaccines.https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/covid-vaccine-communication-campaign/2020/12/10/c825ad18

Francis Scarr

francska1

State TV and pro-Kremlin commentators have showered the Russian leadership with praise since the new #Karabakh deal was announced, but open some of today's papers, and it's an entirely different

Javeed Sukhera MD PhD

javeedsukhera

A few musings on the relationship between #toxicpositivity and #gaslighting: The 2 concepts are inextricably linked to one another. There is also an antidote to both! (a thread) Toxic positivity

Dr. Ann E. Lopez

DrAnnLopez

Who is hired to lead is just as important as who is hired to teach. Almost no education experience. Shows how little neoliberals value public education #onted https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2021/02/04/a-tone-deaf-hire-appointment-of-new-e

Michael Hobbes

RottenInDenmark

Yes! It's actually very rare for news stories to be presented to the public in straightforward chronological order. It's a huge problem for both comprehension and empathy. https://www.vulture.com/2021/02/review-framing-britney-spear

John Haltiwanger

jchaltiwanger

192,000+ Americans have died in less than a year under the watch of a president who admitted on tape that he was lying about the true threat of the virus

Matthew Keer

CaptainK77

Another evidence thread: this time, it's some of the SEND-specific written evidence that's been submitted to the @CommonsEd inquiry into the impact of COVID-19 on education & children's servicesThey're still

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Lady_Blazes

Three Gorges Dam in China is "at risk" of failure. I need to ask you to read this full thread because I believe this will elude to something very important.

David Leonhardt

DLeonhardt

A thread: Early in the pandemic, progressive, technocratic governments were clearly doing a better job at managing it than populist, right-wing governments. Consider Canada vs the U.S. Or E.U. vs

Jon Stone

joncstone

Context reminder: a basic free trade agreement of the kind Boris Johnson seems to have secured will reduce UK GDP by 5.2% over 15 years compared to staying in the

Anup Anand Singh

elementaryblog

Books from Dover have always had a very distinctive feel, and delightfully exquisite covers. The credit, in large parts, goes to its founders Blanche and Hayward Cirker.The Cirkers began their

A Shady Dame From Seville

SorayaMcDonald

Jackson highlights a problem that I think is one of ego and development when it comes to massive Netflix deals.It indulges egos with promises of creative freedom, but does not

zet (🏠)

zet23t

I managed to get bridges working in my #pico8 test project!Took me long enough as some things turned out to be more complicated than antipated (thread) The idea was simple:

Andrew Needham

A_NeedhamNYU

Two things about this Paul Krugman column today and its historical argument.https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/11/opinion/republicans-democracy.html?smid=tw-share 1. I don't understand Krugman's reading of Hofstadter. Krugman suggests

Dr Laura McAtackney

LMcAtackney

As someone who has worked with oral testimonies - which are often with marginalized groups of people on sensitive subjects - I cannot understand the ethics this commission was working

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