#Polarization

_brickner

_brickner

If we ever get all-optical chips, I'd expect an O(1) cost for die features, which could mean enormous memory capacities (TB range) at better than SRAM speeds. Now the determining

JS Oakie ☘️🗝🏵🕍🕌🏵♣️☘️

OakieJs

This is the internal dialogue I experienced recently, in a half asleep, deep relaxation state, at the end of a 5 day fast ~ We are all in the process

Frances Z. Brown

franceszbrown

Big question: How will the coronavirus affect governance and democracy globally? Partial Answer: pleased to share analysis with my @CarnegieEndow colleagues Tom Carothers and @SaskiaBrech , starting to tackle this.

Slight Misplay

slightmisplay

I don’t usually like to contribute to online dogpiles or polarization, but this is bugging me, and I think I know why...(thread)https://twitter.com/justalilnerd/status/1194321462812958722 First, it’s a form of gatekeeping that simply

David Brophy

Dave_Brophy

Some thoughts on recent stoushes, and my own position, which evidently confuses people. I’m sure the @ASPI_ICPC report is mostly accurate. It’s an impressive piece of work. But the empirical

srijeta⁷🐨ᴮᴱ

rkivelovelines

"Strange" by Agust D ( @BTS_twt ) and RM (@BTS_twt ): An explanatory thread-#TheRside♡P.S: strictly based on my interpretation "Strange" is literally an extremely powerful track that openly condemns the

Pedro L. Gonzalez

emeriticus

People ask why, as a Latino, do I hammer white guilt among liberals and conservatives. Hayes' tweet is illustrative: the modern white psyche conditioned to worship nonwhites in a religious

Alex Thompson

AlexThomp

NEW: Why are right-wing FB pages so popular?A Facebook exec argues the msg is just more visceral: "Right wing populism is always more engaging...Nation, protection, the other, anger, fear. That

Juan Escalante

JuanSaaa

A FRIENDLY REMINDER TO EVERYONE before we plunge into what just might be the most INSUFFERABLE two weeks of 2020 (maybe our lives).#vote2020 Things won’t *~*~magically~*~* go back

Steak-umm

steak_umm

here are some thoughts on how we can come together amidst this pandemic and economic crisis, despite the challenges of misinformation, media inundation, partisanship, and cultural polarization. THREAD this is

Joe Westby

JoeWestby

Facebook's own civil rights audit is out today, and looks like its damning- including on how the platform's algorithms stoke hatred, racism and polarization.https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/08/opinion/facebook-civil-rights-audit.html

Dan Miller

meelar

People are dunking on this tweet, but there's the germ of a good argument here and it's worth pulling out. The problem is that Kentucky is trying to have things

Kevin Makice

kmakice

This is not my company or my employer. I hope that Basecamp doesn't prove to be a trendsetter, because there is a lot of backwards thinking in these moves.https://world.hey.com/jason/changes-at-basecamp-7f32afc5 Paraphrased,

David Atkins

DavidOAtkins

To all the Europeans (and some Americans) who ask "why don't we all protest???" Here are some answers.THREAD:1. This is a big country. Like, really really big. And the capital

Don Iveson

doniveson

I'll be updating the media shortly on the discussion and decisions that came out of today's Emergency Advisory Committee meeting. A summary of my notes will be shared below #yegcc

Craig Welch

CraigAWelch

How do we get out of this mess? Tracing #coronavirus cases is hard. It's been politicized. But it's essential.It may not work, "but given the lack of alternatives, we have