#Oxford

Anne Louise Avery

AnneLouiseAvery

Bloomsbury, 1933, and each week my father & his pals were going to meetings & marches to try to do something, anything, about the rising anti-semitism in Germany. Everyone was

Florian Ederer

florianederer

A (lifelong) dream come true: my co-authors & I wrote a paper with an Oxford comma!"Common Ownership, Competition, and Top Management Incentives" proposes & tests a mechanism through which common

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TrungTPhan

Found a great Reddit thread putting historical dates into perspective.Some gems .1/ A well travelled man could have met Socrates, Confucius and Buddha. (500-400 BC) 2/ "The moon landing was

Stephen Bush

stephenkb

Might do a daily thread of statues I'd like to get rid of, not because of their histories, just because I'm an aesthetic snob. Benjamin Disraeli, Parliament Square. Disraeli is

Matthew Garrahan

MattGarrahan

A global pandemic wreaks havoc on the world and sparks the worst economic crash in 100 years. The year in FT front pages: January 24 - the first time we

Francisco Marty, MD

FranciscoMarty_

Time to share some thoughts and questions following the .@medrxivpreprint first release of results from the #SolidarityTrial that compared local standard care to #remdesivir, #HydroxyChloroquine #lopinavir_ritonavir and #interferon for trea

Rebecca

rebecaulfield

i finished the wire yesterday.i was so disappointed in so many of the people in power.i can't stop thinking about the kids from season 4 - dukie, randy, michael, bug,

Crystal moth

Prolapsarian

This thread is a list of wrong things the British public believes. For every like I’ll add another thing to the list:1) Grades are a good measure of education; people

Mx. Dianna E. Anderson

diannaeanderson

Alrighty, breakfast consumed, coffee imbibed, let's go.So, I started writing PROBLEMATIC in June of 2016. I'd finished my dissertation at Oxford and had six weeks with access to Oxford resources

Polly Shields

PollyShields01

White-washing: a thread. I found this 1991 book in our school library. I love London, and I’m into history, so I brought it home. /1 Quite apart from its unsuitability

Anurag Shukla

Anuraag_Shukla

J. Farish, a member of the Bombay government, writes in his letter in 1838~ "The natives of India must be kept down by a sense of our power, or they

Theo Nash

theo_nash

This piece from @kataplexis and @lpoldybloom gets at something I’ve been thinking about a lot recently. https://rfkclassics.blogspot.com/2021/02/changing-classics-to-save-classics-view.html They outline the requirements of their old, ‘p

George Mack

george__mack

How one kid started knocking on millionaire's doors. High agency + internet connection = THREAD... • Reggie grew up a poor working-class kid. • He lived in Woolwich tower block

David Perell

david_perell

Every time I go to somebody’s house, I sneak a photo of their bookshelf.This one’s pretty good. Here’s the bookshelf in my room. Added a couple extra recommendations too.

Mohan Sinha 🇮🇳

Mohansinha

1. So why do some people keep complaining about what they were made to do when they studied at Christian schools. By its very nature, it will make you sing

Deepti Gurdasani

dgurdasani1

Given the concerns raised about the delayed vaccine dosing regimen in the UK, I'm doing another post on this. This probably won't have all the answers, but will hopefully reflect

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