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I have written a few books, quite a few op-eds...and I have written and edited a CRAZY amount of research reports. Hence, the debate about 'writing tips' by @NateSilver538 and

A few days ago, I pointed out that while testing dynamics are totally different in the 2nd wave vs the first wave in Europe (meaning that we cannot compare absolute

We have probably seen the peak in WFH. Six months in, is very different than six weeks in.Some observations... Back in April, I was amazed how smoothly the transition to

I do forecasting, not epidemiology. But what do you do when all forecasting relies on epidemiology? Well, you have to get on with it.SOME OBSERVATIONS: t-cells may be relevant to

I am tired. We all are. This pandemic is a pain. But I am also tired of some of some of the analysis out there (claiming that COVID19 is no

There are a few US states that show some upward momentum in new cases (with relatively stable hit ratios). Nothing conclusive yet. But they should be on the radar again:1)

This is an odd week in an odd year. Something important happened in Europe this week, and very few people care (even if they should). = THREAD The key problem

A couple of things (=THREAD) I learnt about managing teams while working remote with the @exantedata crew since early March (just my personal take, not @HarvardBiz stuff). 1) Not having