#Recall

soncharm

soncharm

I still haven’t read as much on it as I could’ve but there’s something really disturbing about the ‘CDC Recommends 2 Masks Now!’ media blitzJust for starters, it’s not at

Ed Barnard

ewbarnard

1. So there was a guy named Benedict Arnold. His name is pretty famous within the USA. But the *reason* might be interesting. Do you recall? (Thread, cc @cookietpa)General Arnold

Emma Caterine 🌹#CancelRent

EmmaCaterineDSA

So I want to talk about a @nycDSA convention proposal we talked about at branch last night to only have dues paying members who have been in the organization for

Zach Goldberg

ZachG932

1/n Spent some time on LexisNexis over the weekend. Depending on your political orientation, what follows will either disturb or encourage you. But regardless of political orientation, I'm sure we

el gato malo

boriquagato

i noticed some interesting things about the EU covid curves1. the steep part of the decline in death rate came before distancing could have had effect.2. the period of peak

Dr Louise Raw

LouiseRawAuthor

BREAKING: I’ve just heard the ‘Ripper Museum’ on Cable Street, East London, established under the false premise it would be a women’s history museum, has gone bust.GOOD.This was a celebration

Sarvesh Tiwari

bhAratenduH

Elisa, you ask two questions on which let me share my perspective, but before that let me clarify that there is no strī-sūdra etc angle in what I wrote. Kabir,

Micah True

MicahTrue

My hometown, Haines Alaska, is enduring its worst-ever disaster, with torrential rains, mud slides, roads and houses destroyed, and possible loss of life. This is devastating, but it's also reminding

Aaron Kheriaty, MD

akheriaty

The original rationale for severe social distancing was to "flatten the curve." We accomplished that. But the lockdowns continue, and nobody speaks of "flattening the curve" anymore. What is the

Ted Nordhaus

TedNordhaus

1. @Leigh_Phillips asks what we meant in the ecomodernist manifesto by the "planning fallacy of the 1950's."https://twitter.com/Leigh_Phillips/status/1295755105182969857 2. Because 19 coauthors, there was a lot of back and for

Phil Nobile Jr.

PhilNobileJr

EXORCIST thread.I'm not saying THE EXORCIST is definitely the first film I ever saw, but it's the first film I remember watching. I was probably 3 or 4 years old.

The Daily Rios

peterjrios

Started a read of Marvel Saga: the Official History of the Marvel Universe. Always loved the premise behind this but never finished reading (or the new one!). This might become

Roge (they/them)

myrogeniche

https://twitter.com/nathanielr/status/1336534637670256640 As I said elsewhere:Kirsten Dunst has given us so much. She deserves so much more respect and honor. She’s the actress that best defines the millennial generation and, in

Mistress Emma Evans

MelanieMoore

Maybe Yoda's a liar.https://twitter.com/MrTedLouis/status/1340425660020346880 "Around the age of 100, Yoda was ready to pass on what he had learned."Per: https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Yoda So at 50, Grogu is a toddler.

Ryan Eton

ryaneton

Surreal to keep seeing headlines & videos (even on @LastWeekTonight) from Detroit’s TCF Center, where I heard “Stop the Count” while opening absentee ballots inside. Like @juliecmoroney, the memories are

Jo Maugham

JolyonMaugham

You may recall that Ayanda, connected to Liz Truss, delivered £160m of unusable face masks to the NHS in a contract that had remarkable and inexplicable clauses (which Govt refuses

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