#Ways

Lucy Stone

lucycjstone

Friends, we have a few years to dramatically change our ways of living, to keep the climate crisis to something hard but manageable, to prevent full blown meltdown of ecosystems.

Joe Hill

joe_hill

There are a lot of lists going around: 8 ways of looking at Murakami, 12 ways of looking at Hitchcock. My own contribution might be four ways of watching the

R

badbrainsoup

Hi friends, I made this account public for now so you can see this tweet w/o having to follow back if you don’t want to.I’m having a really hard time

The Disordered Cosmos by Chanda Prescod-Weinstein

IBJIYONGI

If you're a student who is a member of an underrepresented group and you think that getting a PhD, postdoc, or faculty position is going to make those oppressions be

Roary

GrRoary

I read this article https://studentnewspaper.org/article/the-ways-in-which-j-k-rowlings-critics-silence-trans-voices (HT @helenrogers19c) and it made me think, once again, what is the true aim of transactivism? > We know from recent YouG

Stephen Reicher

ReicherStephen

One thing is sure. Even if he blocks an independence referendum in the short term, Johnson's actions make independence more likely in the long term. It's a matter of reactance:

Jason Lajoie

LudicScribbler

Question for #SSH20 panel: If you wanted to increase the societal impact of SSH research and could give one piece of advice to university managers and/or administrators, what would it

Devon Price

drdevonprice

Just wrapped up another Pedagogy of Compassion workshop, this time at College of Dupage! it's always cathartic talking to instructors who want to be more flexible & compassion with their

David H. Clements

waterprinciple

Look, I get all the ways our response to HIV has been _fucked up_, AND ALSO HIV is a radically different disease from COVID 19, it's a _much_ more difficult

Jesse Pujji

jspujji

One thing I missed in this thread. The Upper Limit Problem doesn’t show up in obvious ways. It is subtle. Look for thoughts like:- I can’t start a company in

James Durran

jdurran

What, in school, are the unintended positives of Covid restrictions?Here are a few I've heard from school leaders: More kindness. A helpful refocusing and re-rationalising of behaviour routines, and others.

H Kapp-Klote

pizza4justice

Janani Bala used to write about “unicorn syndrome,” — the ways in which people with certain “rare “marginalized identities compete with each other, particularly in elite spaces. It blew my

Scott MacEachern

smaceachern2

The US has approximately 3.2 times more Covid-19 deaths per capita than Canada at this point.What's the cause of this disparity? A different point in the pandemic? Better health care?

Greg Loper

greg_loper

Good evening and welcome to #BikeSchool, the weekly twitter chat about bikes and biking. I am professor @Greg_loper. Tonight's class is a virtual recovery ride. So, make sure your water

Conor Friedersdorf

conor64

It can mean that. But it can mean other things. For example, you may be appalled by the status quo, but believe that religion or philanthropy or childrearing or business

keeper of the flame.

createdbyELLE

I’m very fascinated by the way media companies respond to their competition. It low key is The Hunger Games. When Instagram offered to buy Snapchat for $3 Billion and they