#Perspective

Joshua A. Geltzer

jgeltzer

THREAD:There's a lot of concern right now about Trump & how he might handle an election loss after @bartongellman's article & the terrible answer Trump gave to @BrianKarem.But we're not

Dr. Fiona Mattatall

FionaMattatall

This morning's grand rounds were an update from University of Calgary Reproductive Infectious Diseases (Drs. Kuret and Castillo)This was a comprehensive review of both Canadian data on #COVID19 cases in

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tiniehoya

stolen from oomf and i am bored1 like = 1 point answered, idk some points might have more than 1 song 1. make me happyidk theres just something about these

Sara Wallace Goodman

ThatSaraGoodman

May 4, 2020 marks the 50th Anniversary of the massacre at Kent State. I teach it every year, so that it's lessons and warnings continue to reverberate through our national

RecoveringOps

RecoveringOps

Some ramblings on the NCHC bubble:The more I digest it, the more I like the idea. It's a great way to get a large portion of the season underway in

Ami Raditya

radityami

KAMU BERUNTUNG!A Thread!!! Kamu ga akan pernah tahu seberapa beruntungnya dirimu?Bayangkan kalo kamu lahir di tahun 1900, penjajahan Indonesia oleh Belanda sedang berlangsung. Sewaktu masih berumur 14 tahun, Perang Dunia

James Clewlow

JamesClewlow_

Adapting Your Training And Nutrition To Quarantine (Thread):When COVID-19 initially broke out I wasn't fearful. However, as soon as the headlines started to reach the UK things started to get

Merle Massie☆ ⛷🚜✒🇨🇦

merlemassie

This was a week of interesting conversations, both public and private. In two cases, I was asked to clarify *why* rural folks think in particular ways around climate change, especially

Becky Clark

beckyclark83

Thank you everyone who's engaged with the debate today on @churchofengland monuments. I don't agree with all the views expressed (and many of you don't agree with me) but it's

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junggshookethh

i’m in such a weird place. i keep thinking about the person that i used to be. how that person dealt with things, loved too hard, fell too often, blamed

Adam Tranter

adamtranter

THREAD: Today, between 1200-2500 people marched against #LTNs in Ealing. In doing so, they inadvertently demonstrated why they are essential.In London, 36% of car journeys could be walked in under

Brie🖤

BriannaBinds

CW: DetransitionThere are so many heart warming replies from people I don’t know where to start so I will try to outline the situation here:Thread I miss walking through the

Ewan Birney

ewanbirney

People's intuition about how "human genetics" works (how DNA variation is distributed around people around the world) and how it relates to "ethnicity" (the boxes people tick when asked to

guek

guek_jc

I don't believe in vote shaming. That wasn't always my position. After the last election, I gave everyone and anyone who admitted to voting for Trump a piece of my

Jim Golby

jimgolby

In reflecting a bit on the oath of office, it has me thinking again about two of my pet peeves: (1) conflating civilian control with presidential control; and (2) focusing

Fidato

tequieremos

Peer Syed Naseeruddin Naseer was a Sufi, Adeeb and Poet of Arabic, Persian, Urdu, Punjabi and Siraiki. He wrote 36 books. He was a torchbearer of religious harmony. His Persian