#Outcomes

Jon Silcock

jon_silcock

In this new age, we all need to assess and manage risk. There is an argument that this "just" requires common sense and personal responsibility. However, there are issues e.g.

Mr. Buyside

MrBuyside

Interesting research on market bubbles carried out in CFA institute book “Financial Market History”Empirical analysis of 115 years of market history present some fascinating results 1. A rapids boom is

Sarah K

StotheNtotheK

Accommodations & equity in covid times:. The closest personal comparison I have to the kind of circumstances that would warrant significant deviation from the norm for equitable outcomes is my

Lykke E. Andersen

lykkeeandersen

It amazes me is how differently the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted countries in 2020. Globally, COVID-19 ended up being slightly less deadly than Alzheimers & Dementia in 2020: https://www.worldlifeexpectancy.com/selected-deaths-vs-covi

Rachel "The Doc" Bitecofer 📈🔭🍌

RachelBitecofer

1. It's come to my att. that some people blame individual candidates for the Ds underperformance in the congressional map. Just like it's not the fault of progressives, BLM, OR

Ahmad Masri

MasriAhmadMD

Thread/ There are many new exciting trials in transthyretin #amyloidosis – as we continue to enroll patients in the CARDIO-TTRansform trial, I thought I would highlight some of these trials

Maria Sundaram, PhD

mariasundaram

*Deep breath* Tweeting about vaccine safety can be scary because sometimes the conversations aren't cordial, and people can be meaner on the internet than IRL. But I'm going to try

Frank Rotman

fintechjunkie

1/29: Have you ever had a concept explained to you that helps frame complex issues you’ve been wrestling with and opens your eyes to new possibilities? A concept that I

Philip Ovadia

ifixhearts

The highest risk of bad outcomes in COVID is in individuals who are exposed to the virus, infected by the virus and metabolically unhealthy. Therefore, there are 3 potentials areas

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CharlotteERosen

Thinking lot abt how historians/social scientists sometimes describe certain political outcomes as "unintended consequences," using archival evidence found in personal/government-preserved papers as proof of an actor's alleged

Leon Wolf

LeonHWolf

Watching Cuomo's reaction to the Supreme Court ruling and it just amazes me how blind he is to his own biases. I'm not really a religious person and haven't attended

sarrah

sarrahrose_

theory: there might be some exceptions to this but i think it’s true that largely, our success & fulfilment of outcomes is predicated on people’s response to us eg you

Maple Valley Weather

MapleValley_Wx

1/4 Alright, I've seen enough: I would start to prepare for snow starting some time Thursday AM and not really letting up until Saturday night at the earliest, at which

QuaranTim Kovach

twkovach

I finally got around to reading @claudiaLpersico’s working paper “Can Pollution Cause Poverty?” It’s a fascinating piece of scholarship, so I wanted to do a thread on it. https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3539513 T

Zae

ZAEMINTER

The hard work myth has trapped millions in misery. Including you. 7 ways to escape it & work smarter// A THREAD // 1. Turn off notificationsYour effective IQ drops when

Sandro Roco

alessandroroco

Learnings for founders who are abt to work with a creative agency on branding ... (thread) 1/ Agencies don’t create your brand. You do. It’s your vision and you need

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