#Narratives

Rahil Jasani

rahiljasani

Aswath Damodaran - Lessons from Covid-19:Experts say, tech is in bubble zone, smart money is better, value is outperforming.But what markets have shown -1. Asset light > asset heavy2. Passive

Brian J. Phillips

brian_jphillips

Great piece by @ExumAM I teach a class called Violent Nonstate Actors. One of my key points is that differences btwn group types matter for policy- you can't simply apply

Anjali Sharma 🇮🇳 🇺🇸✊🔱

angieksharma9

Rhea's interview with ETimes in April is enough proof that she was playing games with SSR & how she claimed each & everything that SSR had to make it sound

Quinn Cummings

quinncy

A small story:During the following story, if you feel a second of pity for me, if some part of your brain thinks, "Quinn wants a hug," let me assure you...I

Farwa Sial

farwasial

Lots of debate on Modernisation Theory on twitter. I looked at this in detail for research: a thread on literature which speaks to its Eurocentrism, methodological limitations & stagiest approach

Dr Laura McAtackney

LMcAtackney

I know journalists can't be experts on everything but this article presents a very one-sided view of what has been a very nuanced 'decade of commemorations'. It has greatly benefited

Pinanity

Pinanity

Thread on Tesla.After a massive rally $TSLA has taken a breather. Good time to revisit the cult phenomena. Is $TSLA an Auto company or a Tech company? Histogram = Range

Jeff Giesea🌴

jeffgiesea

I've been tracking disinformation from the political and media establishment. Two examples:1. Calling elections with varying standards. The most notable example is Arizona.2. Claiming that there's no basis for suspecting

Mark Changizi

MarkChangizi

THE SICKNESS OF ACADEMIA & MEDIA0/ There are already fairly obvious reasons why it’s a sign of sickness that academia is around 97% politically left. ...and the same for journalists.

Wokal Distance

wokal_distance

1/@realDonaldTrump said he's preventing the USPS from delivering mail in ballots for the election@taylorswift13 sounded the alarm about the election in a tweet that got 600k likesIn a twist that

Shaun Lawson

shaunjlawson

This is a really interesting, overdue piece which makes many good points. It is somewhat flawed though.1. All countries have national stories; very, very few are ruthlessly honest with themselves

Charles Burdett

DurableStretch

THREAD: How to not bore people to death.6 storytelling tips to help you craft a presentation that people can't turn away from. 1/ Use a hook—create an insatiable desire to

💧😷Queen Victoria

Vic_Rollison

It concerns me that the media coverage about covid outbreak in Melbourne has mistakenly simplified the public narrative to suggest it was one misbehaving security guard at hotel quarantine which

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advait108

What non verbal message r visuals 4m "farmer's" "protests" conveying?1. Pics & news reports showing (so called) Sikh-Muslim amity r pushing narrative that it's somehow Hindus versus every1 else. If

Bryan Lowe

bryandaniellowe

Interesting history of maks in Japan. While the article mentions premodern precedents, it ignores the example of Buddhism. This reflects a broader erasure of Buddhism from narratives of purity discourse

Camila

camilapress

I've never opted to go after 'journalists' for their shit work, i.e. reporting which promotes NGO fascists in Bolivia, but I should be reminded that freelancing whites receive for 1

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