#NORMALITY

jon kirby

jonkirbysthlm

This is the infamous Ted Talk where Gates not only clearly says he could bring down the world’s population by 15% using vaccines. But he also strongly hints that the

Rabbi Sara Zober BLM

RebbeSMZ

Taking the morning to rest because I have a full afternoon and evening. As I sit here with my coffee, within a week of this election, I cannot help but

Abu Eesa Niamatullah

Niamatullah

You know how I've been saying for the last few weeks as Covid-19 wreaks havoc that we need to psychologically prepare ourselves *now* for not being there when our beloved

Rachael Prior

OrachaelO

As some of you know, two years ago, my nephews lost their dad, and my sister lost her husband to brain cancer. I'm so proud of how they have fought

hubbs

kristinhubble

So, I’m gonna be a little bit open here so just bear with me. I know I typically make jokes or whatever bc it’s easier than sharing my feelings and

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MusaubKhanMD

A lot of the South Asian diaspora expresses tensions between our generations & the generations of our parents, and I think a lot of this has to do with how

Lawrence Freedman

LawDavF

How we ease some of the current restrictions is a major issue but asking for an ‘exit strategy’ may be unhelpful as suggests a clear and logical sequence of steps

Craig Calcaterra

craigcalcaterra

Source: "There is going to be a war" if owners seek further player salary reductions https://mlb.nbcsports.com/2020/05/10/source-there-is-going-to-be-a-war-if-owners-seek-further-player-salary-reductions/ via @HardballTalk 1. MLB and the pl

Cyrus @ school

chrysopoetics

Mixed opinions on things underlying today’s octopus discourse, really I’m not “people have never told me I’m less literal-minded than they expected from the neurotype” level of literal-minded but it’s

Mark Changizi

MarkChangizi

The Covid pandemic was a litmus test.This was THE moment in several generations to recognize the treacherous signs of groupthink and authoritarianism.How did you fare? When history came knocking, telling

Phil Syrpis

syrpis

A (grim) thread on 'herd immunity', and the UK Govt response to the coronavirus pandemic. 1/ There are of course some extreme views, but I think it is fair to

Khuram Malik

KhuramMalik

So many people I've spoken to this year say to me "2020 is a write-off" and they're all assuming (not that I can blame them for it) that 2021 will

Catherine Mayer

catherine_mayer

Today marks the start of #DyingMatters week & #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek, intersecting concerns more closely entwined by #Covid. So many have suffered losses--loved ones, jobs, opportunities. So many feel lost. The rush

Dame Jackie Daniel

JackieDanielNHS

I’ve been thinking a lot about our staff and the impact that covid-19 has had on them, so I’m meeting with small groups (socially distanced or virtually) so that I

Ann Memmott PGC🌈

AnnMemmott

https://www.rcpsych.ac.uk/docs/default-source/improving-care/better-mh-policy/college-reports/college-report-cr228.pdf?sfvrsn=c64e10e3_2 New report out from the Royal College of Psychiatrists, about autism. Quick highlights:"It is reco

Gerry Lynch

gerrylynch

60,000 people dying alone, in isolation rooms behind plastic, unable to see their loved ones, in terror. 40-50 thousand of those deaths were avoidable except @BorisJohnson thought people were so