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Andy Budd

andybudd

It's common to hear people saying things like "meetings are broken". This is even more amplified in the age of Zoom. However I don't believe meetings are broken. I think

Rachel "The Doc" Bitecofer 📈🔭🍌

RachelBitecofer

1. So the youtube/economist poll is an online survey, which means its technically not a random prob sample (like the other onlines). These onlines (morning consult is another) make up

Prof Darrel Francis ☺ Mk CardioFellows Great Again

ProfDFrancis

My advice for the general public?DO NOT WORRY ABOUT HEART DAMAGE FROM COVID."If you as a member of the public are searching the internet for scientific data on heart damage,

The New York Times

nytimes

We reviewed more than 900 officials and executives in prominent positions and found that just 20% identify as Black, Hispanic, Asian, Native American, multiracial or otherwise a person of color.

Doly Begum

DolyBegum

At today’s question period, I asked @MonteMcNaughton how this government determines if a worker or a workplace is essential, and why non-essential and unsafe workplaces are still operating. The answer:

Rav Arora

Ravarora1

This is absurd. How many times do we have to play the "disparity = discrimination" game? Their framing is erroneous:"Teachers fail minority students more than White students."The assumption is that

Code for America

codeforamerica

There are SO many ways Brigades have helped in COVID response efforts. I'll continue to highlight a few more. Protip for at-home viewers: if you like a project and have

Michael Pettis

michaelxpettis

1/4If near-record iron ore prices reflect stronger-than-ever demand from China, the two most likely explanations are, first, that there has been as of yet no rebalancing of domestic demand towards

Jamie Woodhouse

JamieWoodhouse

Thank you for holding the #Lockdown!So important, as ~1 in 12 UK people (5.5 million) might have #COVID19. ~1 in 7 in London.That would mean there are infected people

Eric Topol

EricTopol

The next wave of diagnostic testing is for antibodies to #COVID29 Countries already on it or starting: Germany, Netherlands, UK, Singapore, South Korea, ChinaCountry with no plan: UShttps://www.economist.com/science-and-technology/2020/04/02/an-antib

Reuters Institute

risj_oxford

Here's a thread with a selection of great journalism on #COVID19. Please share and feel free to add suggestions at the end 1. Brazil’s densely packed favelas brace for coronavirus:

Sean Zevran

SeanZevran

Consider this—data indicating the probability of a Sanders victory over Trump in 2020 indicated the probability of a Trump victory over Clinton in 2016 to be *significantly* lower, yet Trump

Eric Garland

ericgarland

Jenner is not only using Russian agent Brad Parscale, but Tony Fabrizio, the GOP pollster whose internal polling data went straight to Russian intelligence through Konstantin Kilimnik.https://www.axios.com/caitlyn-jenner-california-governor

Kate M 🧢

RogueSocialWrkr

INCOMING RANT.How can homeless advocates, who TAUGHT US that homelessness is primarily caused by poverty, send out newsletters about increasing funding for vouchers aka means testing and in-kind resources, perpetuating

Bonnie Jean Nicholas

BonnieJNicholas

I'm enjoying learning about creating accessible slides and documents as we pivot to #OnlineLearning with @eyeonaxs and @min_d_j.Remember to use Styles, Links, Images, Design, and Empathy (or Evaluation). TY @CAST_UDL

Cory Doctorow

doctorow

Remember when a group of establishment Congressional Democrats vowed that they would add means-testing to the emergency relief checks so that "the money wouldn't go to people who didn't need