#Science

Fauci says, ““We have a lot of work to do because as you well know … there is a general anti-science, anti-authority, anti-vaccine feeling among some people in this country
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[THREAD] Coup de gueule. Il en fallait bien un aujourd'hui.Combien de temps allons-nous continuer Ă  lĂŠgitimer la parole de cet homme, contredit par la science depuis des semaines, dans un
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Thread of Thread-makershttps://twitter.com/prayingmedic/status/1259595176516841472?s=20 Brian Cates of Epoch Times @drawandstrike https://twitter.com/drawandstrike/status/1260228618267082753?s=21 https://twitter.com/drawandstrike/status/126
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12+ DUMBs have been destroyed.AJ "Aliens" Unacknowledged ProjectsThink logically.Majestic 12 was issued by an American President knowing the CIA was an extension of the British Empire by essentially loaning the
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This paper was actually incredibly important for me in inspiring certain thoughts in my dissertation. In short, when psychologists work on motivation, we need to be incredibly conscious of the
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For what it's worth, I think that actually paying people to review would lead to all kind of foreseeable and unforeseeable problems, because adding money to a situation always does.
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The global response to #COVID19 has stalled over a question of scheduling:When should there be a review of national and international responses to pandemic, including @WHO’s actions? Thread cc: @ForeignAffairs
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This week, @SociologyatUCSC goes full circle: Silver on "tectonic incorporation" (below) and returnees in Mexico:Silver, Alexis M. "Displaced at 'home': 1.5-Generation immigrants navigating membership after returning to Mexico.
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In the meantime I'm gonna drop a thread about books that taught me something!!https://twitter.com/sayhabibti/status/1254162902854049794 A book about the prophet Elijah going through all sorts of pain and sadness, throughout the
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In case you were distracted by other things this week, such as, oh I dunno, the global pandemic, this was actually an extraordinary week for anthropology. Here's a summary with
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Let me tell you a story.Back in 2012 I was working at a startup as a Ruby on Rails developer. I hadn’t done Rails for a while, and I had
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The science of campaigning has gotten some attention over the past several cycles, but I think the lessons of this data-driven campaigning has some useful insights for other areas, like
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Ok you guys. So a few weeks ago I confessed (to much backlash) that I dont know much of Mariah Carey's discography so....Its time. Im about to take the deep
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Given that there will be much uproar at Mauro Ferrari's abrupt resignation as President of the European Research Council, I suggest those interested look at what the EU is doing
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Anybody who didn’t understand that the White Nationalist “alt-right” was always just the identity politics left looking for someone to champion *their* identity politics, didn’t read pw or my column
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Seeing pandemic back-to-school photos juxtaposed against memory pop-ups from previous BTS years is really driving home the pain + loss + weirdness of this fall. And I have been troubled
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