#Opposite

Anna Meier

AnnaMeierPS

One time I put a trigger warning as a TA on a reading about lynchings, and the professor took that to mean that I thought they shouldn't teach that material.

Devon ☀️

devonzuegel

Thread of things I wish I knew when I began programming, so that I would've known that it wasn't *me* but rather the *environment* that was slowing me down

Jens von Bergmann

vb_jens

I was curious what drives the decision on only requiring masks in Middle and High Schools, but not in Elementary Schools. Looking at rates of COVID in kids is tricky

Arthur Chu

arthur_affect

You ever think about the fact that A Christmas Carol was doing the same Nightmare Before Christmas shtick almost 200 years earlierA Halloween-y spoopy story for the sake of teaching

nome

NomeDaBarbarian

Brief reminder, given an author/book we won't mention:- Unless you've sought testing for it, you don't know what sex chromosomes you have.- You can be carrying multiple different DNA codes

Vinay Prasad MD MPH

VPrasadMDMPH

Don't agree fully with this WSJ piece, but I think it IS important that the COVID advisors should include folks who have been critical of lockdowns & other blunt response

Zo Zo Zo-e! 🎄 That's Me!

Blankzilla

Alright, let's do this re-read It is honestly amazing how, even with the full context of what is going on and that this is really Charles, Larraz managed to make

istanBTan7 𐤀

mintaekie88

I think most people are most uncomfortable with TK’s bond because it doesn’t fit so many of their narratives. TK are so much more than the usually heteronormative shipping couples.

Jesse

AlmostVested

Check Your Bond FundI had a great conversation with @Mindingmythirties last week on Bond FundsLet me loop you in....//.....THREAD 1/ Bond Yields Move Opposite of Interest When interest rates are

Asha Rangappa

AshaRangappa_

This is true, though it’s because the hard “t” in most Indian languages is different than the one used in English (more below), and it would be unnatural in the

D. Sivakumar

dsivakumar

""23 things I didn't learn in college / grad school":#9:Put your hand up. This is equal parts:eagerness (to participate enthusiastically, or what @angeladuckw would call "zest");initiative;volunteering (to be le

Joe Pilot, MD

JoeSilverman7

Another study demonstrating long lasting immunity to COVID-19 after infection. Remember, the immunity conferred by the vaccine is twice as powerful and more targeted than natural immunity.https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronaviru

Maggy Krell

maggykrell

#SCOTUS now hearing arguments on #ACA challenge. DOJ shifted positions, will argue that the individual mandate is unconstitutional & the Court should invalidate entire ACA. The implications are deadly, millions

Frances Ryan

DrFrancesRyan

Disabled people are 4x more likely to be experiencing depression, new ONS figs show. Last month, 4 in 10 disabled adults felt depressed. Months of isolation, and being more likely

D Bash

DBashIdeas

*Highlights from @NCSY panel discussion on making Shabbos Table engaging*What is your least favorite Shabbos table food?Mrs. Kaminetsky: Chicken on the bone. @JudahMischel: Fruit—“now is not the time.”@RabbiGoldberg: Tongue What

Spencer Medick

smedick23

1/ Crediting Sir Issac Newton here, this thread will hopefully clarify the role and importance of the lower half in the throwing motionFirst Law: Inertia --- an object will continue

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