#Data

Taiki Green

itstaiki

A THREAD FOR PEOPLE THAT WANT TO WORK AT @Watch_Momentum: Before I start I'd like to thank you, it is truly a humbling feeling knowing that there are people that

Chloe

chloe_psych

We all know that representation matters, yet the numbers of women of colour & BAME leaders in education are severely lacking. Research from 2018 states 91.3% of state-funded female school

Prof Francois Balloux

BallouxFrancois

This paper is extraordinary, and not for its contribution to human knowledge. It epitomises many things that are deeply wrong with academia. It actually makes me feel a bit dirty

Ashley Scoby

AshleyScoby

There has been a lot of hand-wringing lately about the declining birthrate in the U.S., & I have a spicy take ready for you all. I read & listen to

Daniel Davis

dr_danieldavis

What ‘The Future of The Professions’ Reveals About the Future of Architecture: https://www.danieldavis.com/future-of-the-professions/TL;DR: 1/18 2/ Bespoke design services -> Systematized design services 3/ Standardize the product (mass production

Dr. Akil Bello, MPA, MBA, PhD, DDS, Esq, PiMP

akilbello

Thanks to all the voters. The correct answer is 1920ish. I appreciate your cynicism. A thread on first black students at colleges...https://twitter.com/akilbello/status/1307780263523610625 The oldest colleges in the us started in

Adithya Venkatesan

adadithya

If you think @unacademy @dream11 @CRED_club and the lot are burning money by sponsoring IPL, you don't understand how brand marketing works. There are many conundrums that come with practicing

BBC News (World)

BBCWorld

Comparing coronavirus deaths between countries can be tricky The US has the highest number of recorded Covid-19 deaths in total (over 40,000) but it’s important to compare deaths by population

Laura Tacho 🌮

rhein_wein

I've spent 750+ hours coaching managers and executives to become more impactful leaders.Here are 7 quick lessons to level up your leadership skills: 1/ Say no oftenFocus is expensive. It's

Shivansh Singh

Shivji_ka_ansh

Weird stuff I've seen/heard in online classes, a thread: Professor: what is a database?Student: "Data that have bases" Professor abruptly stops talking and says "It's raining heavily here"(with no expression)

Mike Lydon

MikeLydon

1/x: One year since the adoption of the 2020 #LetsRideJC Bike Master Plan, we’ve led / contributed to implementation plans for more than 7 (street) miles of protected bike lanes,

Believe IN Belinda

iambelindadrake

One of the most disheartening realities of the #COVID19 pandemic is the unequal effects it has on older Hoosiers’ health and well-being. Unfortunately, the data has shown this disheartening reality

Rayane

rayhihello

J’ai traduit grossièrement le post du gars de Reddit en français pour ceux qui parlent pas anglais / ou qui ont la flemme de lire.C’est hyper important.Défilez le threadhttps://twitter.com/YourAnonCentral/status/1278204068175818752 A

ArmaniTalks 🎙🔥

ArmaniTalks

One of the most dangerous misuses of technology is excessive scrolling on the feed.Each content piece is different.Causing your mind to go from thought to thought.You're practically training your distraction

jay 🎃✨

jaymc82

how do dudes go on about how sci fi has this NEW SJW AGENDA when in the first 10 min of StarTrek TNG there’s a speech about how stupid militarisation

Matteo Tiratelli

MatteoTiratelli

V-Party data doesn't measure what parties do, or what they say they'll do. It measures what political scientists *think* of each party.665 political scientists were polled in Jan 2020 to