#Literature

Elea McDonnell Feit

eleafeit

I've been thinking a lot today about how much advertising effects behavior, but it has ended up in different threads. Organizing it here: It started with this picture from a

Bryanna Gary

bryanna_gary

So. I've been kind of a bummer on Twitter lately (sorry 'bout that), so I wanted to spread some love. Presenting Twitter Buddies: A Thread. @lindseyyarb, not only an amazing

Simon Whitten

Simon_Whitten

There’s a good chance you’ve seen a version of this world IQ map. What you may not realise is that all such maps are based on BS data from a

Kendric Tonn

kendrictonn

I am, ill-advisedly, going to try to answer the question posed, "why not?". This isn't a comment, as such, on the quality of the reimagining itself, which I haven't read--although

Daniele Tavani

danieletavani

My thread on Joan Robinson & the #capital controversy blew up. Thanks 2 all that engaged with it (without trolling)!In the interest of building rather than burning bridges, here's some

Barbara Larochelle

BarbLarochelle

Evening #ableg sitting and emergency debate on the covid situation. Let’s see who actually wants to talk about the issue and find solutions and who wants to just keep playing

Mark Powell

obfuscans3

I *think* I found a new lichen species for Britain this week while on my daily lock-down walk. This thread will give the story so far and explain my slight

Andrew Ross

AndrewRoss82

Recently published in the Scandinavian Journal of Medicine & Science in Sports (early view) “Nationwide sports injury prevention strategies: A scoping review”A thread - please feel free to share!! Co-authors:

Rachael Tatman

rctatman

One of my research topics in grad school was fairness, accountability and transparency (FAT) in NLP systems. I've kept up with the literature.Here's a quick thread of papers I'd recommend

Quinn Dombrowski

quinnanya

.@elotroalex Computation is universal in the sense that it's a machine that should be able to predict or encompass all other machines. Input/output, say this thing = that thing, evaluate

Taher Modarressi, M.D.

tmodarressi

I had a chance to listen to the intriguing case presented 6/24 on @CPSolvers #VMR @andressa__k. So thrilled to hear @fernandbteich and @OpsBug tackle this with the guidance of @StephVSherman

Emma Ruth Phillips

EmmaRuth18

1/ This morning @localglobevc , we took the first hour and a half of the day to have an open discussion titled "Let's talk about race". The discussion resurfaced a

The Prepaid Economy.

prepaid_africa

This fact is noted by the headlines in 2020 as well, and makes me think https://theconversation.com/fall-foliage-in-the-crosshairs-of-climate-change-32012 my favourite tree didn't turn as red as it usually does and didn't stay

Natalie Jackson

nataliemj10

As it turns out, I wrote my dissertation (10 years ago, eek!) on how people answer survey questions when they aren't relying on ideological or partisan cues. A brief thread

Jonathan Ladd

jonmladd

Models of aggregate election results should be treated very cautiously. But this leaves out:1) The most prominent U.S. models: "Time for Change" and "Bread and Peace" were first published in

kārthik கார்த்திக் कार्तिक 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 | Sanatani

almightykarthik

#ThreadIn ancient times the southern part of India was ruled principally by three main dynasties. They’re Pandyas, Cholas, Cheras. The Kings of these dynasties was collectively referred to as ‘Moovendhar’