#Intervention

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ShakinthatChalk

Thought for the day.I learnt a long time ago that desks set out in rows often caused poor behaviour. What poor behaviour? Rows facilitate a sense of class control and

Statistics Guy 🤓

Stat_O_Guy

So the anomaly in Admitted for Covid - NHS England data.1. We have two data sets, one shows the government dashboard daily admissions of covid-19 patients to hospital. The lower

Daniel Finn

DanFinn95

I think this passage, from Open Labour's Euston 2.0 pamphlet, should kill off the "walk and chew gum" formula once and for all. It's a perfect example of mealy-mouthed equivocation

Nicole Bedera

NBedera

I keep seeing these think pieces suggesting that informal resolution is going to be some great thing for campus sexual assault survivors. Let me explain why this is wrong. From

Jo Zefka

JZefka

1/Quelques réflexions sur l'affaire Finkielkraut-Duhamel.Commençons par rétablir la vérité : Finkielkraut a explicitement condamné Duhamel, qu'il a jugé "inexcusable". C'est capital. Sur ce point toute polémiqu

Arthur Holland Michel

WriteArthur

(Thread) The EU Parliament has just adopted a resolution for a common EU position on the military applications of AI. Here are some highlights. Full text: https://www.europarl.europa.eu/doceo/document/TA-9-2021-0009_EN.html The resolution &

Rod Graham

roderickgraham

***We may be thinking about speech - #freespeech and #hatespeech in an analog, retrograde way. Here is a very long thread that I am too lazy to turn into an

Andrew Levidis

Andrew_Levidis

Many of the problems I have with the historiography on interwar and wartime Japan has to do with how we narrate the transitions between the 1920s and 1930s and hence,

el gato malo

boriquagato

many have said things like "we should have done what japan did" or "singapore epidemiologists got it right" but i find this unpersuasive.the whole pacific rim had basically no covid

Aditi Malhotra

aditi_malhotra_

A lot of debate in India over Trudeau’s comment and even some shock over it. What I find particularly funny is the moral high ground being taken by many on

Bill Hanage

BillHanage

There's a lot of talk about 'preserving healthcare' as a primary goal of pandemic management. That's not wrong, but it begs the question of what exactly we mean by 'preserving

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SomeBitchIKnow

Second Nobel Prize nomination for @realDonaldTrump. Incoming lib implosion in 3... 2... 1... Lmao, see? Let's get into this. I'm working on my Covid report still, but this is important.

Women's Budget Group

WomensBudgetGrp

Thread: #Covid has shone a bright light on inequalities that have existed for far too long. We can no longer look away and ignore. As we continue through this crisis

Emily Prince

emily_esque

I talk about healthcare law a lot, but mostly in the context of how trans people are lawfully entitled to access to care.There are many systemic problems in healthcare, but

James Noake

DrJN_SportsMed

A short thread...hip and groin cases are often complex & can involve multiple pain drivers, esp but the time the pt finally presents to SEM clinic. I like imaging(! ),

Ian Acheson

NotThatBigIan

THREAD:Ahmed Hassan and Khairi Saadallah share some interesting and troubling characteristics. Both are now serving huge prison sentences for Islamist terrorism - Hassan for the Parsons Green Tube bomb in

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