#Predictions

Hazard is processing

natural_hazard

guys, it's coming together! ideas on consciousness that were kicked off by Jaynes and GWT if any of this parses for you, plz gimme a spotcheck/your commentaryWM = working memoryGNW

christopher

Vuhdo

this will be a thread of me figuring out how twitter crops things and I hope that you are okay with that i mean i could definitely just do this

James Lindsay, man of internet swagger

ConceptualJames

So... here we are three weeks later, and I'm not writing this nine days early to tell you the good news.We haven't passed these predictions (which were by my model

Cricketologist

AMP86793444

There have been some predictions in cricket that have got wrong. One of them is related to Virat as captain. Around 2010-11, Ray Jennings started floating the idea that Virat

Professor Simon Chadwick

Prof_Chadwick

1/12I've been reading things like this....https://twitter.com/MichaelChopra/status/1289225064898940928 2/12And this....https://twitter.com/mjshrimper/status/1289882182115160065 3/12I've been researching & writing about football

MehowBrains ⚡️

mehowbrains

Simulate the price of @THORChain_org's $RUNE with your own predictions of the market and its adoption. It's impressive to see what could happen to $RUNE Click on this link to

Mcginger Ibeneme MBBS

mcginger22

The lockdown should be both a wakeup call to the Northern region, and an opener to the Southern region.Two months of each region keeping to themselves in Coronarvirus lockdown, thousands

Alex Berenson

AlexBerenson

1/ Hey, at least @neil_ferguson is consistent. Here he is in 2005 predicting that bird flu might kill 200 million people. Yes, 200 MILLION. As in 200,000,000.(Spoiler alert: it didn't.)By

Bishal Bhandari MD MBA

Bish_Bhandari

COVID-19 Nepal Situation Analysis (Thread)Most common question is- where we headed to?With Test Positivity above 30% ( 7 days avg) and Reproduction rate above 2, and very weak control measures,

Ben Shapiro

benshapiro

In some excellent news, the IMHE model has now dramatically downgraded its predictions of death AGAIN. They've moved the peak forward, to April 12, and they've significantly lowered the size

Noah Smith 🐇

Noahpinion

1/A quick thread about anti-tech sentiment in the media. Some folks, like my friend Balaji, believe that the media has intentionally pushed an anti-tech narrative in order to get pageviews...https://twitter.com/balajis/status/1248957097229737985

Reyna L Gordon

CrunchyNeuroSci

Thrilled to announce our new paper published in @WIREs_Reviews, “Is atypical rhythm a risk factor for developmental speech and language disorders?” https://doi.org/10.1002/wcs.1528 w/@EnikoLadanyi @v_persici @Anna5ash @btill_lyon framing the Atypical

Idrees Ahmad

im_PULSE

As we breathe a sigh of relief, let us also celebrate our unsung heroes—heroes like @GuardianUS's own Nostradamus, whose predictions are so reliably wrong that you can accurately predict the

Travis Fain

TravisFain

In briefing for #ncga legislators @SecMandyCohen says state does not yet have projections it feels confident in re: When COVID-19 cases peak, how many beds are needed, etc. Notes many

John Burant

JohnBurant

@SalomonJA makes the suggestion that we may be on course for a plateau in the number of new daily COVID19 deaths in the USA. Or at least a much less

TC, Master of Chart

TESLAcharts

1/ I hope the worst case predictions about COVID don’t come true. I hope some combination of social distancing and overestimating the disease means we can avoid a truly catastrophic