#Cities

Sahil Bloom

SahilBloom

1/ A Thread on MarketsIt is the year 1500 and you enter a market in Renaissance-era Italy.There are buyers and there are sellers. Prices of the various goods are determined

SpartanBlack

SpartanBlack_1

I don’t think this analogy is a good one, so I am going to give you a better analogy.https://twitter.com/joelreymont/status/1285297732576518148 Think of Ethereum as an old city. It’s made up of

Jeffrey Ladish

JeffLadish

Most people I talk to knew a global pandemic was possible but they didn't believe it could happen to them. I knew it was possible, because I've studied risks of

Mala Mahadevan

sqlmal

I don't do 'threads' very much on twitter,but here is one in light of all the stuff going on w.r.t.indian food. We have anywhere between 30-40 different cuisines in india.

Ramakrishnan N

RamakrishnanN

The unintended consequence of COVID-19 pandemic!https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/centre-all-set-to-put-off-census-npr-exercise/article31126086.ece 2. Some reprieve for the Olive Ridleyshttps://www.thehindu.com/sci-tech/energy-and-environment/co

Nathan Fenno

nathanfenno

Wow: Mayor Eric Garcetti told high-level staffers that the coronavirus pandemic could halt sporting events and concerts in Los Angeles until 2021.https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2020-04-15/coronavirus-concerts-sporting-events-2021-garcetti I

BlueStateBlues

danli_wang

Most Americans, including the stone throwers on the street, don’t understand Antifa is highly ideology driven and the permanent revolution by their comrades comes from a far left wing of

David Nakamura

DavidNakamura

Woman at ABC town hall asks Trump why he doesn’t wear a mask often. Trump: “A lot of people don’t want to wear masks and people don’t think masks are

Yoni Appelbaum

YAppelbaum

1. What did the Pilgrims see when they landed in Massachusetts, 400 years ago? A “hidious and desolate wilderness.” But they quickly learned to harvest its "great store of wild

Noah Harris

noahllharris

1/6 We know @CityofSanDiego is considering rolling out a Slow Streets initiative inspired by cities across the country. In the face of a public health crisis, we need bold action

Tim McKernan

tmckernan

Just spoke with #STLBlues GM Doug Armstrong for an extended conversation on The @TimMcKernanShow. You can listen to the conversation by clicking here or by subscribing for free on

Jay Lopez

globalserpents

No stimulus or fear based thinking gone make me cool wit not going forth and living my life. I had 8 joints lined up already. Five states. 6 cities. A

Rusty Shackelford

rshackelford14

Bitching, a thread:We’re constantly being told by our intellectual betters that rural areas are-uneducated-selfish-bad for the environment-full of guns and racismand so on and so on..That we need to embrace

Tom Forth

thomasforth

Through plain good luck I got a big headstart on Chris Arnade's work. I'm friends with his niece from Uni. She showed me the photos he was taking before I

Ryan Wareham

RyanWareham1

I've been doing some thinking about the future of work recently given the shift to remote during the COVID period.My hypothesis current hypothesis is - 30%-50% of all office workers

Ant Breach

AntBreach

These are the most interesting local elections in years, in part because the new metro mayor institutions are being put to the test. Now they need to show leadership and