#Higher

Zeke Hausfather

hausfath

So while gas has been a bridge fuel away from coal and won't disappear tomorrow, it is a bridge that has to quickly end if we are to meet ambitious

Andy Slavitt 🇺🇸💉

ASlavitt

COVID Update June 22: In a lot of ways, COVID-19 is forcing us to answer the question— what kind of society are we?Particulatly as the healthy, white & well off

Simon Evans

DrSimEvans

The @IEA #WEO20 is out!My deep-dive analysis: solar 20-50% cheaper than IEA said last yr coal in "structural decline" no peak yet for oil gas to rise 30% CO2 plateau…unless

Stephen Reicher

ReicherStephen

The COVID 'tier system' is a good idea so badly mishandled that it is now worse than useless.The idea was to have different levels of restrictions with objective criteria for

Varro Analytics

Varro_Analytics

THREADCollection of biotech public markets wisdom from others. Mostly in tweet format. Will keep adding 1). Simplest ideas are best2). Always think of "margin of safety"3). Manage risk. Swap bad

Urban Carmel

ukarlewitz

$SPX has reached the 162% Fibonacci extension of the Covid plunge. A short thread on why this *might* matter The 162% extension marked the 2015 top and almost 2 yrs

Helen = Light

Manifest_Utopia

Long Thread: A Look at These Times Here on Earth from 3 Time Windows.Time Window 1: NarrowFor the past few years we’ve been opening our minds & hearts. Digging for

Benry 👁👁

BitterVanillaT1

I know i said I’ve been preparing this big text but to be quite fair I feel like I go too much into detail about my own trauma with this

Andrew Baker

Andrew___Baker

At the risk of being real dumb and starting an unnecessary flame war, a couple thoughts on the annoying causal inference debate: I ultimately come down closer to the side

tanu⁷ 𖧵⁵

24x7Heaven

India's education system in itself is so inherently flawed . like the whole thing with enterance exams for one shouldn't exist . education is one sector where there shouldn't be

Elizabeth Ayer

ElizAyer

There’s been a line of innovation in 18F trying to answer “does every state and locality really need to build and maintain so many nearly identical technologies?” [1/5]https://twitter.com/gquaggiotto/status/1302082395135332352 Some at

Zaddy Aang 🧦🌐🔰🌹

SocksxMC

A study from the Journal of Public Economics on the effect of vacancy taxes in municipalities in France. Evidence suggests that they work; vacancy rates decreased by 13% in the

felix stalder

stalfel

1/ So, I read @adriandaub “What Tech Calls Thinking”, a book I was predisposed to like, not just because I’m interesting in the topic (a cultural critique of tech), but

Michael Pettis

michaelxpettis

1/6Good article, but worrying. Albert Hirschman argued that once a developing country reaches the maximum level of investment it can absorb productively, which I'd argue China did in the past

☇RiotWomenn☇

riotwomennn

"I really didn’t want to write this ... Because I really like Pete Buttigieg. He’s smart & young & a passionate public servant & yes, I also like that he’s gay,

Shazom123

Shazom123

#Exams2020 #sqa. There’s an accepted dtory going around that working class pupils are having their exam results docked, while middle class + are not. I don’t think this is really