#Lessons

Jonathan Kay

jonkay

For @Quillette, I created a database of COVID19 superspreader events in 28 countries. The underlying activities turned out to be very similar. There's a defined set of human behaviors that

Trevor/Bell/Villpanh

BellsCall

Here’s a thread of tips I’ve picked up from learning another language, and I’ll add more if i forget something!Number 1. Do not ease up on your lessons. I know

Magen Cubed, Witch King

magencubed

There is a shocking lack of empathy in how we talk about art. There has been for years. That one Tumblr post isn't indicative of anything but the dehumanized, morally

Ayomide Ofulue

AyomideOfulue

We were four interns at my first job and after six months, 3 were retained. I wasn't. I then got suspended from my next full-time job, six months after.Here are

Mayur मयूर Thaker ठाकर

freshjiva

The primary reason I will always admire Warren Buffett is that regardless of how successful he has been, he’s remarkably humble and open about the mistakes he’s made. He has

🇺🇸Jrod Money💵

MoneyJrod

5 Money Lessons I Learned from Watching: The Office-Thread- The Office is one of the most popular television series' of all time.Easily my favorite.It's hilarious.Often a little awkward at times.But

VickyBingham

VickyBingham

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-54363069This is what we @SHHSforGirls are already doing - we have three types of lessons - 'normal' lessons, hybrid lessons and Guided Home Learning. But hybrid lessons are no walk

Molly McKew

MollyMcKew

The rage-engage cycle of posting content to denounce it is a key part of how malign narratives gain traction on social & traditional mediaStop incentivizing toxic, malign contentMy new post

Alex Stamos

alexstamos

This and similar contests contain hard lessons about the bug density of critical US software and the effectiveness of the PRC's effort to create a homegrown public-private offensive capability. These

Frank Cottrell-Boyce

frankcottrell_b

Thread: (for parents and carers) creativity is important. Because we need people who use their creativity not just in the arts but in medicine, cooking, sport, engineering (all the most

Subhadip Nandy

SubhadipNandy

Saw comments by value investors that they are sure their "good" companies will survive .A small history lesson for themhttps://twitter.com/InvesysCapital/status/1246273910363967488 In the 1920s, there were quite a few companies listed

Tirsoh

TirsohCartoons

Without even looking at all at social media (I have been very busy at work), I bet you there are tons of odd folks out there upset, yelling or crying,

Anna Brees

BreesAnna

I don’t want to see this country brought to its knees by the unions. Teachers are not working, vulnerable children are at risk. This is a very serious matter indeed.

Tom Wein

tom_wein

Social science in the crisis - evidence from two databases of ongoing studies.https://medium.com/@tom_wein/social-science-in-the-crisis-some-data-c1628f76ffb0 Not the main point, but its possible this evidence of an imbalance in coronavirus response

Michael Needham

MikeNeedham

Thread. A lot of allies on the pro-family right seem to be skipping past Marco's argument on the child allowance presented today in National Review.https://www.nationalreview.com/2021/02/bidens-child-care-plan-is-wrong-for-families-and-

malanda.

overlyxclusive

lessons of a powerful year: a thread we don’t always get the luxury to meet old wounds with soft bodies. people who are careful with our scars but not afraid