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The physicist Maria Goeppert Mayer was born #OTD in 1906. She developed the nuclear shell model of the nucleus, for which she was awarded the 1963 Nobel Prize in Physics.Image:
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November is #AdoptionAwarenessMonth a month to increase awareness around children & youth in the foster care system (mainly the need for "permanent families")November also features #OrphanSunday a call for Christians
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kipply the finance bro, a threadthese are not good opinions/views on finance please don't hurt me i am passionate about making markets more efficient my hobby is 1000+ dollar
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Refuting the accusation of homosexuality against Odin,or, on erroneous claims and their origins.When conflicts arise among the religious spheres of the right, you're sure to hear a specific sentiment thrown
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Even though itโ€™s our birthday we also want to celebrate the amazing applications of #behaviouralscience outside BIT too!. Hereโ€™s 10 non-BIT interventions we liked. #BIT10 http://www.bi.team/bit10  1. @EdinburghCC
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#BlackHistoryMonth : A Resource ThreadStart learning more about Black history. Below, we've compiled a thread of resources for donations, podcasts, books and more! Feel free to add any that
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Some scholarship about political process behind building statistics, economic and otherwise, that I have found useful. (Responding to @DanMertens query. Couldn't react with more than one tweet; hence this [lengthy]
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Speaking as a person who is himself learning Daoism,I understand your struggle. It is almost universally acknowledged that the study of Daoism in the west is underdeveloped compared to buddhism.
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@UChicagoMed IM Residency @medchiefs Morning Report is resident-led. I was able to follow up my MR on Homelessness & Chicago History with one on Chicago Hospitals & Advocacy, hopefully educational
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This week @evolvingseas highlights Black scientists in #MarineBiology #Evolution & #Ecology. Discover exciting research & potential collaborators/mentors, diversify syllabi, identify award nominees & more. Join discussion w/ ret
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People who are dying of COVID19 will need first-rate palliative (hospice) care. This is going to be especially the case for people who are denied ventilators or who are taken
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Staggering layoffs => People lose their health insurance in the middle of a country's worst public health crisis. Linking jobs to healthcare was core part of post-WW2 domestic arrangement in
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Can we talk about this article (published today, simultaneously in a number of journals)?Because I don't think it's doing the work its (many, many) authors hope it will.https://www.nature.com/articles/s41557-020-0529-x Overall, this
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2020 has been a hard year and most would be happy to see the back of it. It was also a year that allowed humans to make a generational leap
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Going to argue today that societies in which agriculture is performed collectively in and around nucleated villages act to domesticate human beings via the same biological pathway as in dogs
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THREAD: Spring semester is over. Campuses have been largely empty for months. And yet. Black student groups are demanding change โ€” in administrator funding choices, among faculty representation, and in
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