#Biases

Jo Luehmann

JoLuehmann

Characteristics of white supremacy and Christianity: either/or thinking, uniformity.A thread:(1) Either/or thinking and uniformity is a characteristic of white supremacy*. The notion that you are with us or against us,

Michael Griksaitis

MJGriksaitis

@SapnaKmd talks on analgesia and sedation strategies using scores guidance This is a key topic for all involved in caring for critically ill children#WFPICCS20 #PedsICU #ICURehab The question is asked:

andrew kurjata 2021 edition

akurjata

I want to talk about how bizarre it is that there is even a debate about whether systemic racism exists in Canada when there are observable outcomes that make it

Christopher White

chriswmwhite

#LongThread alert: There’s some justifiable worry that #musictheory’s current outrage is just words and not substance, and that focusing on the identities of the people we talk about in our

ashley⁷ 💜

mashka288

I just read a really interesting article about toxic people in fandoms (I'll link below). Here's a good quote:"Good fandom is healthy & appreciative. Good fans support each other in

✨ New Year Same Bri ✨

BrichibiTweets

The #AnimeExpoLite #BIPOC panel started off with an explanation of the term (which @FayeMata tweeted about earlier) so please check out that tweet and why that term matters. The panelists

Louis Gelinas

jlgelinas

Had a jam session today with some other @LambdaSchool grads who have been fortunate enough to hit escape velocity and land new jobs in the industry since COVID hit... some

Scott Stephens

scottjstephens

Brief thread on imposter syndrome for the new year. Why? Because I've suffered from it, and I talk to others every day who suffer from it- teammates who allow it

Zae

ZAEMINTER

A weak mind creates a miserable life. A strong mind creates a divine life.How to build a God-like mind amongst mortal mindsets// A THREAD // 1. Read About / Listen

Andrew Payne

Andy_J_Payne

Word limits suck for many reasons, but especially so because footnotes are nearly always included. I enjoy referencing the books and articles that inform, challenge and inspire my own thinking

A Marm Kilpatrick

DiseaseEcology

How not to do a #COVID19 seroprevalence studyNew paper out today from CDC that is so problematic I want to cry.(great material for @callin_bull)Quick thread.https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamainternalmedicine/fullarticle/2768834 Backgroun

Jeeyon Shim

jeeyonshim

If you’re sharing links about Daniel Wu and Daniel Dae Kim asking for public officials to step up more in response to the attacks on elders in Oakland Chinatown, pls

Rakhee K. Bhayani, MD

RakheeBhayaniMD

Spent the evening facilitating a virtual bookclub meeting with @WUSTLmed student AMWA group. Their chosen book belowReally thoughtful discussion about the #genderbias patterns and strategiesSome key takeaways below #WomenInMedicine #MedEd

Shane Parrish

ShaneAParrish

I've taught thousands of people make smart decisions without getting lucky. Here is a thread on 5 of the biggest reasons we fail to make effective decisions. 1. We’re unintentionally

Carrick Ryan

realCarrickRyan

Looking at Washington, there are three main causes that I believe we also need to confront here in Australia:1. Slow erosion of democratic norms;2. Polarisation of politics; and3. Conspiracy theories.A

GreyTesh

GreyTesh

How jiu jitsu helped me become a better lawyerPeople see me getting beat up all the time and they say Grey, what the hell are you doing? You're in your

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