#Opinion

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kristoncapps

This comic makes me so angry.https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/10/opinion/covid-road-trip.html On March 15, there were a hell of a lot more cases of coronavirus than the detected number of 289. Maybe orders of magnitude

Kully Kaur-Ballagan

KBallagan

As concern about immigration falls to 20 year low @IpsosMORI research (pre-lockdown https://www.ipsos.com/ipsos-mori/en-uk/ipsos-mori-political-pulse-march-2020) shows increase in people self-reporting they are becoming more positive about immigratio

Anne Helen Petersen

annehelen

This is an incredibly valuable piece: @cwarzel got advice from a host of experts about the best ways to talk to friends & family about conspiracy theorieshttps://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/25/opinion/qanon-conspiracy-theories-family.html &

Writer of Wrongs

onyxaminedlife

Reminder that the point of a protest is not to persuade. Protests begin where persuasion has failed; the point of a protest is to force concessions by making the status

Anne Elias

woodsfern

Written as if campus is separate from town. Who cooks the meals? Operates the library? Maintains the HVAC? Cleans/repairs? Drives the shuttles? Where are all these hypothetical tests? Universities would

Stephanie McBath

stephmcbath008

Quite astonishing that the @nytimes actually published an opinion piece about how the pandemic has driven our need to stop eating meat. It has been reported that GHG emissions have

Emma Sa Bhaile

ednc_42

can't remember who said it but much like the 1st Amendment, no one seems to properly understand what section 230 is and does!!! ie:https://twitter.com/tedcruz/status/1266376788407513093?s=20 a newspaper publishing an op-ed is

Matthew Cortland, Esq

mattbc

It's okay to be afraid – fuck, I'm terrified. We all deserve so much better than we're getting in this moment.But there are actual experts, speaking clearly & honestly, sharing

evelyn douek

evelyndouek

It's almost like Facebook itself doesn't understand -- or is being willfully blind -- to internet culture. I mean, how could exempting things from fact-checking provided they are 'opinion' ever

Jamie Ellerton

jellerton

This is what basic respect for a community looks like:“while other cultural groups – be they religious, national or ethnic – command that respect without question.” https://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/article-the-conservatives-cant-be-stuck-in-th

Dan Davies

dsquareddigest

Controversial opinion! Reading scientific papers (particularly preprints where you cannot be sure that there are not major errors) is a demanding and tedious way of getting partial information. it's absolutely

Mask wearing and still pretty distant Tom Tomorrow

tomtomorrow

I am just a cartoonist and my opinion doesn't mean much but my opinion is, we have a choice between an imperfect candidate who definitely wasn't my first choice, or

COVID19

V2019N

Vasileios Lampos, a computer scientist at University College London, and other researchers have found that a bevy of symptom-related searches — loss of smell as well as fever and shortness

Benedict Spence

BenedictSpence

Perhaps a bit of an unpopular opinion: I don’t really care about BBC staff talking about their politics, faith or other aspects of themselves in their Twitter bios. We know

Shahab Siddiqui

HashUrTag

Thread on Ghamidi: Would you follow a doctor’s opinion if he didn’t submit himself to the rigors of the scientific method required of doctors? In other words, methodology? Not following

Ezra Klein

ezraklein

There are (at least!) four big reasons why Biden's presidency has been so much bigger, so much more ambitious, than the rest of his career:https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/08/opinion/biden-jobs-infrastructure-economy.html 1. The collapse