#Paper

Xander, working toward betterment

lxnrhinners

When YOUR JOY RELIES ON SUCCESS, roll. Add in your most relevant stat. On a 10+, choose 3. On a 7-9, choose 2. On a 6-, choose 1.- Things go

casey briggs

CaseyBriggs

This line about mask usage in Melbourne from a Burnet Institute researchers' opinion piece (https://www.smh.com.au/national/at-a-delicate-stage-how-to-crush-the-threat-of-a-second-covid-wave-in-sydney-20201226-p56q89.html)Looks to be ba

Elly Knight

ellycknight

#Nightjar alert! The first paper of our continent-wide tracking study on Common Nighthawks is out in @EcographyJourna Comprehensive estimation of spatial and temporal #MigratoryConnectivity across the annual cycle to direct

Craig A. Carter

CraigACarter1

1/x. R. Scott Clark quotes me in this article as saying that some Baptists are functionally anabaptist. This is true, but it also should be pointed out that most Presbyterians

Stephen Fasenfeld 😀

fasenfeld

1. “ How Has Professor Gerry Killeen From UCC Fared In His 2020 Predictions For Covid” 1/25I said I was going to look at our “esteemed” Doctors and Professors

Krista Vernoff

KristaVernoff

What follows is a long thread about making a life in the arts that is far too earnest for Twitter. Proceed at your own risk. As you consider what your

cap loser

_apastron_

1:11BIG messagesaturn is back in the 29th degree, a critical degree, of capricorn, its home sign. the last time we saw saturn in this degree was a few months ago

Manjula Selvarajah

manjaselva

My segment this morning @cbcradio: Yes, there's a drop in carbon dioxide emissions through the pandemic, but there's an *environmental cost* to our increasingly online lives. Here's the @Yale @LifeAtPurdue

Ravi S. Kudesia

rskudesia

One of the reasons I don’t like leadership research is that it’s so often post-hoc storytelling. Case in point: Ken Lay of Enron being the case study for leadership in

Molly Cox

themollycox

Y’all, it made news today (h/t @ExpressNews & @emilieeaton) that the SAPD Officer that fed a shit sandwich to a man who was homeless & spread a “brown tapioca-like substance”

Doug Campbell

TradeandMoney

So, one thing I have never been able to understand as an empirical economist is the dominance of OLS in regression analysis. Because you are minimizing the sum of squared

jamesmarrone

jamesmarrone

For the niche community following the new Permanent Subcommittee report on art & money laundering: much has been said about the policy implications. I'll add here that the report also

The Breakdown

TheBreakdownAB

1 - Ironic that @MattWolfAB would invoke Trump in this bit of wordplay.To make an argument that it’s technically true if read by a physician is disingenuous.That article was not

Moe

MrMoeOthman

A Thread on Artificial Intelligence & why I believe Humans will eventually have an AI as their world leader one day, governing over society across the globe.This idea is fascinating

Pearson In The Wind

LukeLPearson

I was in one of the online meetings to design the new CTG partnership agreement between the Coalition of Peaks and Ken’s National Indigenous Affairs Agency... I got a call

Crab’s Melbourne Tour 🇦🇺🦀

Glaven1994

If anyone has access to Saturday Paper, @oz_f goes into detail about what went wrong with Vic’s contact tracing.https://www.thesaturdaypaper.com.au/news/politics/2020/09/12/leaked-sutton-call-reveals-failures-contact-tracing/1599832800104

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