#Challenges

CoffeeMeetsCarnivore

cofemtscarnivor

Here’s the thing about pandemics. No one REALLY knows the perfect solution. Even the best countries have dealt with it and their people have laughed at or scoffed at their

Brian Hall

IsForAt

This is an @ajassy fan tweet. I am really uncomfortabe that lots of people here know me as an AWS critic because I'm actually a big fan. I just had

Neil Mosley

neilmosley5

One subtle example & manifestation of thinking that pretends online education is a new phenomena and/or doesn’t acknowledge or know some of the body of work behind it - is

glitch

_glitchXR

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Drew Austin 🧢

DrewAustin

A little @nba_topshot 101 for people entering the market. 1. Understanding supply and demand is key. Common moments are usually 1000-7500 in volume, Rare moments approx supply 125-1000, legendary 25-79.2.

Dr Doug McNeall

dougmcneall

COVID is like climate change, but sped up 100 times. I’m exaggerating of course, but the parallels between these great societal challenges are striking. We would be remiss not to

JeannieLin

JeannieLin

Science of thinking here...the schools and teachers trying to enforce classroom like rigidity in e-learning have it so wrong. The env you learn in affects recall. If your brain has

Alan D Miller

alanvibe

Not only has our government not persuasively demonstrated that this assault on our civil rights will prevent more harm than it causes, it hasn’t even made an attempt to do

Rob Donoghue

rdonoghue

I love maps because maps tell stories.In this case, one nation managed to get access to a lake, but hasn't DONE anything with it.I give it the side-eye, but weirdness

Michael Schuman

MichaelSchuman

My big read on China's troubled & expensive commercial jetliner project. It's a case study on why China will struggle to catch-up to the US. 1/https://twitter.com/thewirechina/status/1345884503387103232 OK, you're thinking:

Nick Suttner

nsuttner

Some thoughts and a piece of advice about being creatively productive right now: It's, uh, really hard. Despite the most exciting project on my plate being in the most fun,

Parker Molloy

ParkerMolloy

Really don’t know how we’re supposed to function as a country when one of the two major political parties is made up of the dumbest, most dangerously stupid people on

Good Finance

GoodFinanceUK

In these changing times, it's important to stay resilient. @NI_Hummingbird is a social enterprise that harnesses lived & learned experience to create accountable change making solutions in mental health. The

Robert Saunders

redhistorian

The 1970s was a decade of serious anxiety about food supplies. Norman Tebbit, of all people, urged the government to consider rationing basic foodstuffs. That played a significant role in

Thomas Schreiber

tschreiber23

I've never been a founder of any start-up. Instead, I enjoy playing the role of "first employee" or "early employee". Working closely with founders and supporting them throughout various aspects

Daman Rangoola

damanr

Been away from Twitter for about a week for boring reasons, but wanted to talk about the Lakers off-season: I think what has been under discussed about what Rob Pelinka

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