#Risks

Cailin O'Connor

cailinmeister

New Paper! We find that subjects think you are less at risk of COVID infection when engaged in morally good actions, and more likely to catch COVID while doing morally

Open Labour

OpenLabour

1/ To see multiple Young Labour activists being harassed, abused and threatened this week is completely unacceptable conduct during an election campaign. All wings of the Labour Party have a

Anna Soubry

Anna_Soubry

At last we are getting to the nub of the coronavirus crisis as #Today @BBCr4today reports on those most at risk. Thank you.80% of people would suffer minor symptoms if

Matt Chingos

chingos

Most white people choose segregated neighborhoods and schools for their children, even in diverse metropolitan areas. This is not news.In a new brief, @maturner @NatalieSpievack & I grapple with what

Tiho Brkan

TihoBrkan

1/ We invest in real estate in a very different manner to others — focusing only on what we can control & where we have an edge — and we

stratosphère

stratosphre1

In July we will be fully rolling out some new features. Threadhttps://twitter.com/stratosphre1/status/1269632958283108357 Meaningful use of more data, including derivatives data and on-chain data. We require the resulting trading strategies

jason@calacanis.com

Jason

Reasons people don’t get wealthy (a partial list):1. A lack of skills2. Lack of taking risks 3. Not building a network4. Poor work ethic 5. Not reading books 6. Giving

Matt Bevan 🎙

MatthewBevan

Hamish and Andy are better radio broadcasters than Alan Jones.https://twitter.com/adam_creighton/status/1260055289790730241 Radio craft is about more than having a million strong opinions and going on half-hour rants. Interviewing about more than

Rhea Boyd MD, MPH

RheaBoydMD

Is everyone reading this??!I gotta break down this science real quick. This study compared COVID-19 mortality rates by racial/ethnic group AND age. It found: Among folks aged 35-44, Black people

David Sanger

SangerNYT

Some highlights from our NYT team:The NSC office responsible for tracking pandemics received intel in early Jan. predicting the spread of the virus and warned that shutting down cities could

FOST

GeorgeFoster72

Can we be real with ourselves and one another right quick?People aren’t gonna stay inside. That’s over with. A pipe dream now. Even you are gonna go “outside” in the

Doyle Hodges

DoyleKHodges

I've been torn on whether to post about George Floyd's killing and the response. Saying nothing risks suggesting I'm OK with it or don't think it's important. Commenting risks virtue

Anthea Roberts

AntheaERoberts

A new piece from me that applies ideas from complexity theory to the cascading health, economic & social effects of #COVID19. I think we need to think about economic globalisation

Dr Samantha Batt-Rawden 💙

sbattrawden

I’ll be honest as an ICU doctor this actually makes me want to cry. A gut punch for NHS staff everywhere tonight. I’m gutted #Antilockdown #Tootiredforthisshit This is in

mark cousins

markcousinsfilm

I've stuck to Covid rules assiduously, and know that science and evidence are our way out of this. But to those in NYC and LA who haven't opened cinemas, and

Wes Pegden

WesPegden

It seems like the fundamental fallacy underpinning misguided mitigation strategies is prioritizing the elimination of the highest-risk interactions ever experienced by the lowest-risk (most privileged) people.1/12 Through the lens of