#Costs

Michael Pettis

michaelxpettis

1/9Very interesting article: China-based high-yield funds have rushed in to buy bonds of troubled Chinese state-owned enterprises on the back of a sharp sell-off caused by the default last week

Ryan Watkins

RyanWatkins_

Ethereum often gets criticized for its “loose” monetary policy.However after Phase 1.5 (ETH 1.x merge into ETH 2), it is likely ETH’s annual inflation rate will drop well below 1%

Ahmad Rafay Alam

rafay_alam

This is so important because the climate crisis is brushed aside with comments like "Pakistan is a low GHG emitter", "were planting trees". These things may be true but distract

MZS

mattzollerseitz

The dumbest jokes make me laugh the hardest, it’s always been true Knock knock!Who’s there?Dwayne.Dwayne who?[Use his finger to make “bubble voice“] Dwayne de bathtub! I’m DWOWNING!!!! Guy wakes up

Ian McKelvey

ian_mckelvey

“We totally stole the election. But now the important work of uniting the country begins. Let us put our differences aside and come together to pack the Supreme Court, undermine

Dana Nuccitelli

dana1981

It's conservatives' favorite argument against climate solutions: "it's too expensive!"In @CC_Yale I tried to do a definitive debunking of this myth, also available @skepticscience short URL http://sks.to/costs . P

macrocephalopod

macrocephalopod

"But 'ceph you made a big deal of introducing this with a concrete example and didn't say anything about how the hedge fund would use this to make money."Okay, fair

Health Nerd

GidMK

The entire field of epidemiology is about balancing cost and benefit, risk and reward. There is no choice without consequences, even the seemingly trivial ones Most Master of Public Health

Alex Epstein

AlexEpstein

Many politicians and media members media have a vested interest in moving past the CA blackouts and raising as few questions as possible about their cause. But Americans have a

Zelph on the Shelf

zelphontheshelf

One of the most harmful characteristics of high-demand religions and cults is that they become people’s perceived identities. Which often means people’s perceived identities become dependent on defending the indefensible—because

Frank Rotman

fintechjunkie

13/23: We’re living in a time where people don’t believe that they can affect the inputs enough to kink the curve on outcomes. As a society we can’t agree on

Glen Peters

Peters_Glen

What was the big news you missed yesterday?@Equinor is going to net-zero in 2050...There are a range of measures. The system boundary is expanded to include Scope 3 (use of

Tamaryn

HellaTamaryn

Things I’ve done this December to save money/cut costs on back to school for January: - Sort through a shit load of stationery. It was worth it. Saved about R1500.-

Chris Edmond

chrisedmond

A few people have suggested I should respond directly to Professor Foster's arguments on #qanda last night rather than just saying I was appalled.I thought the other panelists did an

Dr Anna Jerzewska

AnnaJerzewska

Love being quoted just based on my tweets (especially the sarcastic ones). Thanks Express. So let's unpack this. Should companies be setting shop in the EU? /1 Some- yes. It's

a.c. schrage

beebirdandbook

First day of my conference! Access is a dumpster fire, as usual, but maybe this can be a learning experience for my fellow academics. See thread for the gory details.

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