#Papers

Doug Campbell

TradeandMoney

Terrible NY Times article arguing against simply sending people checks. Full of disinformation. @NelsonSchwartz & @gillianreporter, you can do better.https://www.nytimes.com/2020/12/30/business/economy/600-dollar-stimulus-check.html?act

Nathan Clark

NathanClark111

I just turned in my 100th manuscript review!!!To celebrate, here are a few guiding thoughts about reviewing that I use:1. Hide the authors' names for the first read-through to prevent

Donald Welsh

DonaldWelsh16

A quick thanks to those that contacted me. Reflecting on my thread, I thought of four things people could do to end this nonsense. 1/https://twitter.com/DonaldWelsh16/status/1333771392861474817 1) Financially support the Justice

Stefan Baral

sdbaral

A Public Health Perspective on the Potential Harms of #COVID19 #Elimination (my first thread)I have provided a reference for each post which I think should be the standard moving forward

Amy Washburn

AIWashburn

THREAD:1) This is the 4th in my continuing Watergate thread series: the “other burglary / Pentagon Papers” thread. B/c Watergate was reported out over the course of months, people tended

Dr Raul Pacheco-Vega

raulpacheco

#AcWriMo participants (current and would-be hopefuls): inspired by my friend @drpetra and others, I am going to share a #WritingTip per day over the course of the next 30 days

Emily Zelda ✨

EmiFroodie

I know everyone is talking about the US right now but I just need to get this off my chest. Two days ago I watched a woman die - the

Nick Sharp

nmwsharp

Finding geodesics on triangle meshes is a classically tricky problem. In new work with @keenanisalive at SIGGRAPH Asia, we discovered that a simple policy of greedily flipping edges provably generates

Will

willehelmwonka

To all the foreign "journalists" in China, if you can't read & understand a Chinese newspaper from cover to cover, or pass 9th grade Chinese Literature, then your opinion is

Amanda B😷wer

heyprofbow

I was in the early stages of my dissertation. I sat at the round table, exhausted, as they criticized my work. I was calm. 1/8https://twitter.com/academicchatter/status/1285918768300847104 The complaints ran over me,

Dr. Katherine Evans

CausalKathy

Broadly speaking I think all schools of thought on causal inference are the same. People love to argue weird nuances and fight about DAGs, but everyone is more or less

Tanentzapf Lab

TanentzapfLab

1. One of the most delightful surprising things I learned as I progressed through my scientific training was realising that storytelling was a major & essential part of being a

George Selgin

GeorgeSelgin

OK, my first thread on misconceptions about the history of bank-issued paper currency, motivated by claims that history shows that the private market can't be entrusted with supplying currency of

Terry Ellis

TerryEllis992

The solution to knife crime is not a quick fix and it isn't something that is going to come cheaply, I have been involved in local task forces discussions with

Bryan Gee

Koskinonodon

A slightly different kind of #TemnospondylTuesday blog post - this one is doing a survey of some general demographic aspects of temnospondyl research - where it's done, who's doing it,

Rasmus Kleis Nielsen

rasmus_kleis

Want an illustration of how differently move to digital is playing out for metro newspapers vs few leading national titles in the US?Consider Minneapolis–Saint Paul, Boston, Washington DC, & New

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