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Gad Saad
GadSaad
EVERY single day for the past four years, I have watched innumerable academics engage in the most insulting characterizations of @realDonaldTrump. I never sought to "altruistically punish" them by reporting
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Ben Sellers
MrBenSellers
We’re very squeamish about tax in this country& we avoid talking about it, but I think it’s important we do & that it becomes part of the daily dialogue. That
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Urmila Kulkarni Kale
KulkarniKale
Rejections are faced by all of us. It’s part of academic life. It’s ok to feel low (as a first reaction) bse one works hard (from problem definition to communicating
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Al Williams
alanwilliamz
Short thread on why the synthetic food column by @GeorgeMonbiot in Jan 2020 is so far out of whack, we should all be calling for his resignation from @Guardian for
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Amber Naslund
AmberCadabra
Marketers, do yourselves a favor. Learn about the business, not just your area of specialization. Know how the business makes and spends money. How sales works. What your product managers
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Van
vizovisek
Skills To Master In Your 20s- THREAD - 1 - Self-criticismThis one is hard. But crucial.Because the 20s are designed to take L's.But if you can't take Ls, you're going
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Suba Das
SubaDasDirects
Govt consultation on BTEC reforms seeks to DROP Performing Arts as a qualification. A huge barrier to working class/“non academic” kids accessing not only careers in the arts but also
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Paolo Radaelli
RadaelliPaolo
This figure is extracted from the most recent ERC starting grant statistics for 2020, which you can find in full here https://erc.europa.eu/sites/default/files/document/file/erc_2020_stg_statistics.pdf. It shows the number of awards per mil
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EFF
EFF
In a gross abuse of copyright law, @DoaneUniversityforced offline a faculty-built website created to protest deep academic program cuts by claiming photos on the site belonged to the university and
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Paul Roundy
PaulRoundy1
If GRE gave little information relevant to preparation for grad school, how could it have significant correlation with undergraduate grades?https://news.ets.org/stories/gre-test-validity-putting-it-in-perspective/ The best way to decide whe
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Stephen Wigmore
stephen_wigmore
Reading Tolkien's letters atm. Didn't realise before that the modern 'Fantasy' genre exists because Tolkien won the argument that 'Fairy Stories', as he still called Lord of the Rings, were
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WHAT DO YOU MEAN YOU'RE AT SOUP
queerfoxx
I kind of... don't like the emphasis in leftist spaces on "you must be reading all the time, reading is the most important thing you can do as a leftist
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Judd Devermont
JDevermont
Africa matters to U.S. cities. While we should refine a national security argument about Africa’s importance, we also should spend equal time sharpening a hometown pitch. A more constructive U.S.
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Jolyon Thomas
jolyonbt
Let me tell you about my latest article, co-authored w/ @mclaughlin_levi, Aike Rots, and Chika Watanabe. It’s called “Why Scholars of Religion Must Investigate the Corporate Form.” https://doi.org/10.1093/jaarel/lfaa041. 1/ For
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Sunny McSunnyface
sunnyright
Let's be honest: The 1619 Project was a propaganda effort that backfired. A bunch of faux-intellectual media hacks thought they'd push their usual bullshit but with a historic twist. Unfortunately,
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eugyppius
eugyppius1
1. 21st-century liberal democracies are a great paradox: They are profoundly powerful, & at same they are largely paralysed & incapable of decisive action or planningThis is because they have
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