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John Cotter

John_Cotter

Has anyone ever thought about the parallels between prohibition in the US and Brexit in terms of the politics that made them happen? Decades-long disinformative grassroots campaigns. The tactics of

Peter Kirwan

DrPeteKirwan

Quick #dyspraxia thread, thinking about how the effects of the pandemic over the last year have posed some very specific challenges that I still haven’t fully got my head around.

el gato malo

boriquagato

spain has done quite a lot of interesting covid tracking.much of it has not made its way into US discourse because it's in spanish.i'd like to share some as it

Vladimir de Turckheim

poledesfetes

Here is the thing about HTTP(s) remote imports in #javascript server-side runtimes(this is in no way a thread against the current PR in @nodejs that actually (will) cover the content

Gavin Hales

gmhales

.@EssexBarrister I appreciated your contribution yesterday to the discussion on Sky. Wondered if I might offer a few pieces of the puzzle re disproportionality in terms of crime and policing?1/

Sarah K

StotheNtotheK

I once took a comms class that had a tiny section in a unit on persuasion & cognitive bias that completely altered the way I communicate with people in crucial

Thiyagarajan Maruthavanan (Rajan)

mtrajan

@morganhousel is one of the finest finance thinker & writer of our times. His ideas are like a magic wand for designing a good life. Every kid should know them

Julian Gravatt

JulianGravatt

1/6. IFS's 3rd annual report on education spending out today. 175 pages but the summary here covers the key points. They released the school section in September but there's some

Aaron

AyAy_Ron69

I've been in lockdown for 8 months.These are the lessons I've learnt.[Thread] 1. Multiple income streams are crucialSo many people were left penniless when lockdown came into action.Millions of jobs

Dr. Daniel Horn

danielmhorn

My piece on how telehealth is leaving our most vulnerable patients behind. I love video visits & the explosion of telehealth has helped so many during the pandemic. But early

Simon Mahan

SimonMahan

Texas, specifically ERCOT, is going to get a lot of #energytwitter attention over the next week, as we're hit by an historic winter burst. But it's mainly because so much

Mustafa Hirji

mustafahirji

When the UK reopened from their fall lockdown (graph), cases were still high & variants were able to surge. The UK went back into lockdown within 3 weeks. Germany is

kate dc

katedc16

We’ve subjected power companies, and by extension consumers, to energy market traders that make money by waiting for the opportunity to price gouge desperate people for electricity. /14 But hey,

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pdavidmullinsjr

1) Boris Epshteyn: Russian Intelligence Embed for Trump's 2016 Presidential CampaignEpshteyn hasn't gotten nearly the attention he deserves, so I want to lay out the context for one of the

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kilovh

Remembering a life-changing experience I had at the hands of a teacher of mine, a rabbi in JerusalemIt was a bar mitzvah of one of the Yeshiva rabbis' sons, in

david friedberg

friedberg

there isn't a lot of transparency or accountability in the vax rollout at federal/state/local level, but the US does have enough vax doses to effectively end the pandemic in 45-60

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