#Population

Dread *Vote Biden Now* Asner

TheOnlyEdAsner

I have voted. I am happy to see that over 95 million people have already voted. The voting population in the US is 255,200,373. We are still way under 50%.

Brumby

the_brumby

California. According to media, it reopened this week! NO. There is virtually nothing open in California and-PUNCHLINE-this thread will show it will NEVER reopen under its current tier system as,

chasetruth

agenda212030

Had a very lovely and colorful conversation with a middle aged woman at Safeway. I was told I need to think of someone other than myself, in reference to masks

aamir

Inquilabo

The 1950 Presidential Order discriminates on the lines of religion & denies reservation benefits to the Muslim & Christian Dalits.The Committee (Ragnath misra)which submitted it report in May 2007, recommended

Harmanoid

harmanoid_

THREAD: Has India ever considered the contributions of Punjab? As Sikhi developed in 1500 CE, our Guruji’s led a movement for religious freedom, fought against Mughal invaders, & prevented the

Carl T. Bergstrom

CT_Bergstrom

1. I've tweeted before about the effects of the COVID pandemic on mental health, e.g. in the thread below.https://twitter.com/CT_Bergstrom/status/1255987758746570752 2. Some hard data just published in @CDCMMWR paint a disturbing

dave meslin

meslin

I’m working on a project called the Municipal Democracy Index, ranking Ontario’s largest cities based on a series of quantifiable metrics related to how power is shared / distributed and

Mark Toshner

mark_toshner

On vaccine safety. 13 million vaccinated people studied. Mortality rates much lower than background population. Not a comment on causation (though seems bloody obvious), only safetyhttps://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S07493797

Yair Wallach

YairWallach

The debate on Israeli responsibility on COVID vaccines in West Bank and Gaza is an opportunity to think of the competing and overlapping frameworks: occupation vs. apartheid. [Thread] 2/ On

Dr Mark D. Scherz

MarkScherz

Today's #FrogOfTheDay is a stunner, appropriately named: #39 Guibemantis (Pandanusicola) pulcher (Boulenger, 1882)! Pulcher is Latin for 'beautiful'. It's our first Guibemantis, an enchanting genus of #frogs.#MadagascarFrog

WendySueSwanson MD

wendysueswanson

I've encouraged "shot selfies" here for vaccine promotion & education for a decade. BUT there was a glut of vaccine; all were able to vax.Some of the COVID vax selfies

Wes Pegden

WesPegden

Israel's opening of schools is currently under a lot of scrutiny. They relaxed many COVID-related restrictions (including on schools) and are experiencing a large second wave. Some have suggested schools

Michael George

Mike_aka_Logiqx

This thread considers the headline COVID-19 figures (hospitalisations and deaths) in the context of community prevalence.It also covers “died with COVID, not of COVID” and the plausibility of high “false

Talking Cards

talkingcards

1) In a world where Luka Doncic sports-cards are selling for tens of thousands dollars, one low-population rookie-card has been flying under the radar and may be set for an

Justin McElroy

j_mcelroy

The B.C. government has announced 1,120 cases of #COVID19 over the past three days — each of them with numbers higher than anytime during this pandemic. Active cases to a

Charles C. Mann

CharlesCMann

New Nature paper uses genetic evidence to argue that pre-1492 population of Hispaniola and Puerto Rico was **much** lower than previously thought—fewer than 80,000 people.Article: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-020-03053-2NY Times

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