#Understanding

Greg Borenstein

atduskgreg

For all the hate on @FiveThirtyEight for incorrect predictions their much larger journalistic failure was not even making an effort to report on, measure, and model the effects of disenfranchisement

Violin Monster

ViolinMonster

today while picketing at @umich with @geo3550, i learned about the defunding of campus police demand and i would like to share with #a2council folks. the history of GEO and

Charlotte Moore

charlotsmoore

This is an astonishing paragraph: https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/mission-impossible-boriss-attempt-to-rewire-the-british-government As @jdportes said: "Where to even start?" So much mis-understanding in a few short sentences.

TheTributeAct

TheTributeAct

What is going on with Sevco, Castore, and Big Mike?In the absence of public information, I'll hazard an (educated) guess in the posts below. Court injunctions- that have not been

Simon DeDeo

SimonDeDeo

Evolutionary psych provides a nice example of how having a good explanation for something does not imply you understand it—and why the "goodness" of the explanation is not a guide

Madeleine Morris

remittancegirl

The thing I’ve noticed about people who continue to cleave to politicians who do them material harm on a daily basis is… they aren’t self-reflective people. The gratification they get

Amaan

amaanbali

I think Sikhs can benefit a lot about ‘what to do & how to do’ in current environment of hate, from what Guru Nanak Paatshah taught us. Guru Nanak was

Ankur Warikoo

warikoo

Mistakes I made in my first jobA thread... I assumed speed of response equals intelligence.I was always eager to quickly finish my work, because I wanted to known as "he

Exeter Guild

ExeterGuild

For International Day of People with Disabilities, we’ve highlighted the experiences of some of our amazing students with disabilities. A huge thank you to Ruby, Gemma, Skye and Scarlett for

Brett Favaro

LetsFishSmarter

I had a bit of an epiphany today, in my thinking on how people are making COVID-related decisions in their lives... like should I travel, should I have a party,

Drew Tucker

Duard0

I support moderators. I was one on http://Bungie.net for 10 years and currently work with a group of them. It’s a hard job and takes deep skin; no one ever

Dr. Jeannette Sutton

suttonj

In our newly published paper on Visual Risk Communication messages, we used eye tracking and think aloud interviews to understand where people looked when viewing tornado risk messages and what

Dr David Boyce

DrDavidBoyce

I think Twitter is such a joy. My advice - follow widely. Throw your ear trumpet open to the swarming sea of interesting people. Then block the racists, the sexists,

Dr Tess Machling 💙

Tess_Machling

#Archaeology31 #scienceOK. Here we go.Science is great. It's wonderful. It's given us so many brilliant techniques and tools with which to explore and understand torcs.But....science isn't everything. Thread. In the

UMUCU

UM_UCU

Joint statement of solidarity from UMUCU and the Fallowfield Labour Councillors to students in Fallowfield halls:To the students of HMP FallowfieldUMUCU, the union for lecturers and support staff at the

Emily Helmer, MA

ArchHelmer

I'm going to miss fieldwork now that the school year has started, so here's a on why I think getting into the field is so important I think my

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