#Uncertainty

Sarthak Bhardwaj

sarthakk_20

Thread. 2020 was a good year in terms of the books I managed to read. Here are 10 (non-fiction) books that I enjoyed the most. In no specific order. 1.

Zeke Hausfather

hausfath

Our State of the Climate 2020 is live! https://www.carbonbrief.org/state-of-the-climate-2020-ties-as-warmest-year-on-record Surface temps tied w/ 2016 as warmest Record high land temps Record ocean heat content 1st or 2nd highest tropospher

Zoë McLaren, PhD

ZoeMcLaren

Is it naive to hope that the pandemic will get better now that we have a new President? The truth is that there is a lot of low hanging fruit

Actually,

eaton

As part of the upcoming @CRightcast project, I've been spending some time breaking down the building blocks of the fundamentalist ideology I was part of for many years. It's tough

factorydoge

factorydoge1

been staring into the abyss and chewing glass for a while now, figured I'd share a recent rough patchtl;dr: 0 cash in the bank, piles of stuck inventory, all orders

Karime Mescouto

KarimeMescouto

Last week I participated and helped organize the #SocioHealthLab2020 UnConference. Here are some of my thoughts and impressions from that amazing day @SocioHealthlab is not a conventional lab and

Tim Nicholls

tim_nicholls

It's 11 days until the next phase of vaccination and the continued lack of clarity around priority for people with a learning disability baffles me. This is pretty technical, but

Marisa Caple

MarisaCaple

I wrote the Mask Policy for a local school. Including how to frame it positively for Parents & Kids. Following is the crux in

David Grabowski

DavidCGrabowski

Covid has led to a major shift away from short-stay, post-hospital care at nursing homes & towards home-based care. Key question is when & if (!) these lucrative Medicare nursing

Sumon Chakrabarti

TorontoIDDoc

I've been wanting to write this thread for a while. It has been inspired by hearing a common thought: why can't people just "listen"? If people just followed the rules,

Fernando Diaz

841io

yes, algorithms carry values and those values can promote ignorance, intolerance, and, harm. consider a supervised learning algorithm where instances are people. if using empirical risk minimization, errors for individuals

Karam Bales

karamballes

1/ Thread: Today @halfon4harlowMP chaired the Education Committee meeting on the science behind schools being included in lockdown.It was supposed to look at the evidence behind the decision.Full notes of

Dr. Adele Hite

ahhite

To me, this comment & some that follow indicate that there are some misconceptions about how we got where we are now (& thus, I think, some mistaken ideas about

Hilda Bastian, PhD

hildabast

Press conference on results of Brazilian trial of CoronaVac, Sinovac's inactivated vaccine, cleared up the efficacy data & made the complexity of comparing a trial in healthcare professionals with others

AttractaUB - Access to Justice is my thing ..

attractaub

Today, Irish Green Party are to discuss the topic "CETA, ISDS & the Greening of Trade Agreements". It's an important topic because lets be clear - there is a need

Nate the House Whisperer

energysmartohio

THREAD:48% of US residential fossil gas use is from 9 cold (or cold-ish) states. This is a major #electrifyeverything challenge.Source: https://www.eia.gov/dnav/ng/ng_cons_sum_a_EPG0_vrs_mmcf_a.htmHT @JuliePi31415926 @buildingdecarb heads u

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