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The Goal of the Sage (Ghayat al-Hakim)
MaslamaQ
Oxford, Marsh 155 was Helmut Ritter’s favourite manuscript for his Arabic edition of the Ghāya, which is understandable (although it is not mine). It is complete, clear, and dated: 22
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Ben Bartlett
bencbartlett
Alan Turing was born 108 years ago today. He was a computer scientist, a mathematician, a philosopher, and a victim of homophobia.His work saved between 2-14 million lives in WWII.Bigotry
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Jordan Weissmann 🗽
JHWeissmann
So, I finally got a chance to look at @MattBruenig's piece on the racial wealth gap. It's a useful, but not so much the "real" story, as he'd argue, as
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Anna Hughes
AnnaGHughes
Astronomers once had reason to believe there was another planet - they called it Vulcan - orbiting between Mercury and the Sun. 1/ In 1846, French astronomer Urbain Le Verrier
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Ed Conway
EdConwaySky
You’ll probably see this chart a lot today. It’s the one @uksciencechief just showed at the @10DowningStreet briefing today. It’s v v scary & implies if the current growth rate
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10-K Diver
10kdiver
1) Get a cup of coffee. In this thread, I'm going to walk you through "The Kelly Criterion". 2) In 1956, John Kelly published a paper titled "A New Interpretation
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Dylan Morris
dylanhmorris
New preprint on how temperature and humidity affect the infectiousness of SARS-CoV-2 and other viruses. Key finding: the virus remains infectious longer at low temperatures and extreme relative humidities.https://doi.org/10.1101/2020.10.16.
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Joy-Ann 😷Reid
JoyAnnReid
Winning elections is about only one thing: numbers. In order of importance:1. Do you have enough voters registered? (Assume you don't and constantly be registering voters!)2. Will enough of your
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Peter Ellis
almostconverge
Mini Hungarian language lesson: parallels.Today I'm going to talk about a mathematician whose name is virtually unknown outside Hungary, even though his results formed the basis of modern physics, Einstein's
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Aubrey Clayton
aubreyclayton
OK, friends, this is a big one. How Eugenics Shaped Statistics, my cover story for this month’s issue of Nautilus, is now online. F*cking love science and f*cking hate Nazis?
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Cassie Kozyrkov
quaesita
0/ Essential philosophy for #DataScience, a thread of 32 questions. Grab a friend (virtually) and tackle these 32 essential questions (all with more than one reasonable answer) that every serious
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Great Women of Mathematics
GWOMaths
GREAT WOMAN OF MATHEMATICS: DR. EVELYN BOYD GRANVILLE, born 1924. Dr. Granville was the second black woman to earn a PhD in mathematics. Born in 1924, she grew up during
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Dr. Angela Rasmussen
angie_rasmussen
Yesterday I tweeted criticism of Trump, and I dropped a F bomb. Some have complained in the replies about how this vulgar display of uncontrolled emotion, as well as me
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Brendan W. Sullivan
professorbrenda
Hello #mathtwitter folks! I have some cool stuff to share involving combinatorics, crossword puzzles, and math in general.Read on for more info, but you can start with this mini crossword
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Courtney Milan 🦖
courtneymilan
A good faith discussion would start with a discussion of models versus model parameters, so let’s do that!https://twitter.com/JohnCornyn/status/1248581686352318464 A model is generally a mathematical and/or computational method that is used
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Karen Lloyd
archaearama
Many deep subsurface microbes like Bathyarchaeota, MBG-D, and Lokiarchaeota are dominant yet dormant in global marine sediments. The point of dormancy is that you get to grow someday. But we
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