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Faisal Ahmad Jafri

faisalahmadj

Thread on how COVID19 will change major industries:Construction & Architecture:20th century was marked by high density, space efficient and cosy structures. I think 21st century constructions will be highly space

Dylan Hardina 😷

DRHsPsychoCafe

(Mute thread if you want)I watched videos of specific moments and places in Resident Evil 3, and it got me thinking about why I like the story changes so much

Asmeret Asefaw Berhe👩🏽‍🔬🌍🏔

aaberhe

This is concerning. My take on this might go against social norms, but the best place to put these bodies is in the ground, bury them quick. We have way

Adam Kucharski

AdamJKucharski

As well as limits on gathering size in recent months (https://twitter.com/AdamJKucharski/status/1298970718105993217?s=20 ), another feature of Sweden that stands out is household size - it's smallest average in Europe, with majority

Asmita Bakshi

asmitabee

"India's fight against the first wave was a success"- toppled a state government, huge celebrations, nearly the entire health department was infected a few weeks later- announced a lockdown without

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GetPaidMore

This is Ghengis Khan.Ghengis Khan was born in 1162 and never touched a smartphone once in his life.He built an empire stretching from Iraq to the coast of China, without

Andy Slavitt 🇺🇸💉

ASlavitt

COVID Update May 25: State of the Union: as expected the early May openings are increasing hospitalizations.Topics: the spread, science, the politics, the globe.1/ State of the spread in May:

Raghu

EnfieldRyder

1. To all those who are debating on the "Oxygen Express" why is it taking so long to reach from Vishakapatnam to Mumbai and that too such a longer route

Global Forum TB Vax

GlobForumTBVax

Ann Ginsberg reminds us that ‘improved TB vaccines are feasible' as she gave a quick overview of the pipeline & candidates to be discussed today:M72/AS01E (@gatesfoundation)DAR-901 (@GeiselMed)MTBVAC (@zendalgroup)H56:IC31 (@ssi_d

Daniel Bier

FT__Dan

I am... perplexed by this quote from Paul Offit in this piece by @taraparkerpope. 95% vaccine efficacy doesn’t mean that “95% of people are protected.”https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/02/well/live/covid-vaccine-side-effects-faq.html 95

Seerut K. Chawla

seerutkchawla

You know who else believed in standpoint epistemology & didn’t judge ideas on their merit, but instead by who came up with them? The nazis.They tried to call physics by

Dr. Ali Nouri

AliNouriPhD

NEW PERSPECTIVE PIECE: masks can be leaky but even when they don't catch all the virus, it appears that they catch enough of it to only cause mild disease. Can

Robert Peston

Peston

At the risk of breaching lockdown etiquette, I feel it would be remiss not to mention that the stats on #Covid19 infections, hospital admissions and deaths have been stable or

George Demacopoulos

GDemacopoulos

Tomorrow is the Feast of Sts. Constantine and Helen in the Orthodox Church. I have a few thoughts on the complex issues surrounding Constantine’s legacy in the Orthodox Church (which

I 💛 Us

JuneSummer1

Harris saw the danger of 45’s twitter & took appropriate action. She stood alone for what was right, while EW scoffed at her request to join her. EW stans followed

Chris Megerian

ChrisMegerian

This statement from the president, released through Rudy Giuliani to the New York Post, is a fundamental misunderstanding of the coronavirus threat https://nypost.com/2020/10/03/trump-tells-rudy-giuliani-im-going-to-beat-covid-19/ First off