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Jason_Q

JasonQ38367909

https://exploringrealhistory.blogspot.com/2018/09/the-elites-best-kept.html?m=1Looks like we have been over the target for quite some time now. We have a good handle on this “Bridge” in fact. The Federal Bridge Certification

John Hudson

John_Hudson

**NEW**—> The Russian bounties offered to Taliban-linked militants are believed to have resulted in the deaths of several U.S. service members, according to intelligence gleaned from U.S. military interrogations of

Emily Fagan

thatemfagan

In the aftermath of the #CapitolRiots, I've found myself coming back to some of the same questions about policing discrepancies, accountability, and the zip tie guys.If you've been wondering similar

Post M.

Post_Market

A recurring debate: Distribution or Product? Digital upstarts and young brands catalyzed self-reflection by incumbents. But the inherent advantages from controlling distribution are continuing to show why scale remains a

Eric Topol

EricTopol

From serology studies it is estimated that 80 to 100 million Americans have had covid-19 infections. New data from @florian_krammer and colleagues suggests that, with + antibody testing, 1 dose

Dr. Julie Gurner

drgurner

At the end of the day, who cares if you’re wrong? The best are wrong all the time. Get out there and take some chances today.Here's a thread of

Harsh Gupta Madhusudan

harshmadhusudan

.@Dhume should know that *only* person who was ever denied a visa to the USA under International Religious Freedom Act 1998 was Mr Modi, the man who then received the

Evan the Commissioner

Evan_Yeats

This is just not true, but it's an inaccurate perception aided by DC Health not transparently reporting data about case clusters. We know anecdotally about outbreaks and deaths in schools

Sam Adams

SamuelAAdams

this wasn't anyone's best year for anything, but I wrote a few I can look at and say, like a contestant on the Great British Bake-Off, "I'm happy with that."

Jennifer Gunter

DrJenGunter

Human lives aside (hate writing that because saving lives should be enough), the economy will suffer equally if we don't shut down. People are afraid to shop, there is so

Enigma

ainittomai

On December 29 we were dillucidating here if the drops meant "surprise, relatively neutral expression" or "a negative expression, horror" (Remember: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1340527246642212864.html ). Well, De

Man w/o a Plan

MidWestMet

After 1,000 comments, most of them critical, the Times shuts off the comments. Turns out - people do like suburbs (which does not automatically mean they hate cities, surprise).https://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/17/opinion/coronavirus-cities-s

Kay Steiger

kaysteiger

I know it sounds naive in retrospect but the thing that genuinely surprised me the most about 2020 was how we didn’t prioritize the reopening of schools. At all. Okay

Carissa Byrne Hessick

CBHessick

Most of the reporting in this @nytimes story is about jail officials failing to provide inmates with enough protection against the coronavirus. Yet the whole story is framed in terms

Eric Earling

ericearling

Yep. This is what everyone but the “send in the troops” crowd could see as viral video after viral video circulated of NYPD kicking the shit out of peaceful protesters

Parker Molloy

ParkerMolloy

The thing that bugs me more than anything else about the way Trump and Republicans are trying to undermine the election results: months ahead of the election people explained that

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