#VACCINE

Malcolm Clark

TwisterFilm

1./ A thread on why science denial really matters. India is a tragic lesson in how denying facts will always prove deadly; in the end. Here's how Modi's life-long love

Simon Nash 🔶🌹💚🇪🇺🌍

simonnash

Pretty chuffed with my day’s work cleaning and sanding the woodwork, decking is next week, but everything was that colour yesterday. Trying to make good of the lock in

Oyiga Micheal

Nsukka_okpa

Good morning Twitter NG.You been no dey online yesterday?Oya take small summary #Okpayarns1. Igbo Men scatter ground as dem drop pictures, girls begin do bend down select.2. Yoruba Men get

Ali Wyne

Ali_Wyne

THREAD: I wanted to share a thought about the comparative optics of America and China's respective responses to COVID-19, beginning with two caveats.First, albeit for different reasons, neither country has

Mikko Packalen

MikkoPackalen

1/ I welcome the apparent change of heart by the Ontario Science Table. Zero Covid fantasies are now permanently off the table. This allows Ontario to finally focus the debate

DRI International

DRI_Intl

Starting the @columbia_ncdp Q&A:@ChloeDemrovsky: What makes a mega-disaster different from a regular #disaster? @jeffschlegel: Disasters so large they disrupt the systems designed to respond to them Where human development/activity also

Venkatesh Rao

vgr

It’s depressing to watch Trump transparently set up chloroquine as his winning move for November. It’s a free option for him in a way it isn’t for anyone else. Near-perfect

Bjorn Lomborg

BjornLomborg

Economic analysis from @ThunstromLinda and colleagues shows the benefits of social distancing outweigh the economic costs by $5.2 trillion(Paper available here: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3561934)https://thehill.com/policy/fi

Trevor Bedford

trvrb

I wanted to discuss the degree to which population immunity may be contributing to curbing #COVID19 in Florida, Arizona and Texas, where recent surges have resulted in substantial epidemics. 1/16

Katherine Cross

Quinnae_Moon

This @zeynep article is an important read and illustrates a criminally underrated perspective on the pandemic: accepting the severity of COVID-19 while calling for more thoughtful mitigation.https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2020/04/closing-

inQueue 🤔

XFBD

What did Trump campaign on in 2016?Renegotiate trade dealsSecure the borderBring back manufacturing jobsDrain the swampRepeal ObamacareHow can the Coronavirus help to accomplish all of these?Jump in.. this is my

Dr Zuleyka Zevallos

OtherSociology

An article commenting on the science/ policy divide that interviews only scientists is a good illustration of why this divide exists in the first placeThis doesn't explain how policy is

Jon Boeckenstedt

JonBoeckenstedt

Thread: The year aheadWe're one of those curious points in history when being way up in applications could be a bad thing, and being way down could be a good

John Paul Tasker

JPTasker

The prime minister is up. He says four planes worth of N95 masks have arrived in Canada. "These new N95 masks are in addition to the more than 820,000 that

fooler initiative

metroadlib

Chris Wallace has to begin by reassuring everyone that no one has the debate questions in advance....B/c the president is a gd liar. I'll be shocked if this doesn't end

Corey Lynn - Corey's Digs

CoreysDigs

This man has more Freudian slips than anyone I've ever observed. He does this a lot. The smug little weasel can't control his sheer glee over his attempts to destroy