#Scientific

unseen1

unseen1_unseen

1. In the 70's the USA was on the cusp of humans exploring the solar system. The USA led the world in science, in trade, in economic activity, in military

el gato malo

boriquagato

because it seems clear that the media won't, i've updated the US cases adjusted for testing levels chartswhen you test more, you find more casesreporting that data without reference to

Hannah R. Hughes, MD, MBA

hrh_approved

A plea to EM bound applicants: The system is broken. While we work on long term solutions, we ask that you help us temporarily fix it. If you have more

Wokal Distance

wokal_distance

15/People say the media is biased, it can't be trusted, and that they push and agenda. Some people say we are in an age of "narrative warfare." Others say people

Kevin Bass, MS

kevinnbass

I think civil discourse is great.However social media itself encourages outrage culture. Without a concerted effort by social media platforms to discourage this, outrage culture will continue.Thread1/n And responding to

Julien Riel-Salvatore

julien_rs

Oh JFC! Yippeeyay, another terrible take on 'Venus' figurines by non-specialists. I can't emphasize how bad this study is in terms of terminology, sample selection, methods, data presentation and lit

donny diaspora

johnnytorkustan

So I decided, whatever, may as well read this Iran-China trade agreement. You can read it all here if you want: https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/review?uri=urn%3Aaaid%3Ascds%3AUS%3Af6a1ae0b-9378-4831-b6bf-af56c9f5696d#pageNum=3It's

Dr Alison Cameron #Where'sUrMask?

noremacnosila

Thread I opted to leave a Russell Group Uni, and turned down some great job offers from other RGs, because I WANT to work @BangorUni. I offer my students here

Lindsay Brown

Lidsville

Thread. First, IMCYI, a good Star article on lessons from SARS, the Precautionary Principle, & the decision to resist the possibility of aerosol transmission until the evidence was in, which

Nick Hudson

NickHudsonCT

Yesterday’s interview of Harvard & Standford professors of medicine @MartinKulldorff, Jay Battacharya & @Mlevitt_NP2013 is the sanest appraisal of the C-19 situation I've heard. I know many won’t have 2

Mike Cameron 🖋

mikercameron

This is, of course, utter nonsense.https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/actions-for-schools-during-the-coronavirus-outbreak/guidance-for-full-opening-schools This is also interesting as it seems to indicate that KS3 can be taught by o

Bansi Sharma

bansisharma

1. On Covid Testing: What We Have, And What We NeedThis is a thread on a few basic scientific concepts, but they can be very, very confusing. Bookmark this thread

Julia Ioffe

juliaioffe

Last month, I told you that my grandmother died of #COVID19. What I didn't tell you is that she also (unintentionally) infected my mother. My mother had already had covid

Dinesh S. Thakur

d_s_thakur

This is a limited point about availability of efficacy data for vaccines under development in the context of the approval for CovidShield and Covaxin in India. There have been many

Dr. Juliette McClendon

DrJulietteM

The stain of racism is deep within the origins of Psychiatry and Psychology. History lesson thread...1/14 Early in its lifetime, psychiatry played a central role in justifying chattel slavery. The

James Mendelsohn

jmendelsohn77

As promised the other day, a thread about why campaigns to ban shechita (kosher slaughter) rest upon a highly misleading claim which is in some ways comparable to the claim

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