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The Rings System

TheRingsSystem

Talking to a close friend and thinking about how, even though we’re probably the largest OSDD-1b youtube System, we don’t actually... use that label often When it comes to in-person

Martin Barrow

MartinBarrow

Life inside a (privately-owned) children's home: 1st time I have seen an Ofsted report make such an explicit reference to the improper, unauthorised physical restraint of vulnerable children. Concerns over

Hilary Abernathay. Some #Covid19 & #Nexit for all?

atatimelikethis

To analyse the UK/EU deal, you must know:1. Is it of Strategic Sense?2. Is it what normal neighbours would do?The answer, using an objective, evidence-based model, is NO. I'm a

Asim Ali

AsimAli6

Lalu's rule irrevocably broke the stranglehold of Brahmins, Bhumihars, Rajputs & Kayasths on Bihar politics. It provided a sense of dignity & equality to tens of millions of people, which

Dr Adam Rutherford

AdamRutherford

While there is much to admire in @Dannythefink's article on race and conservatism - note I am not a conservative big or small C - I take issue with one

Dr. Oni Blackstock

DrOniBee

“The health care-sector workforce is racialized in that BIPOC are concentrated in female-dominated direct care and reproductive occupations, occupations that reflects our historic dependence WOC—and especially Black women—to perform t

SAINT CHARLES @ HYPERBOREA

SaintCharlesss

I have been pretending to cite various sociological reasons for my belief that Biden will beat Trump for a while but it’s time to come clean - Biden will win

Darth Calculus

DarthCalculus

5*2=14, bats are birds, and the anisotropic synchrony conventionA short thread on a solution to the distant starlight problem:Maybe the universe thousands AND billions of years old? The anisotropic synchrony

Ben Cormack

CorKinetic

Exercise & education Exercise & education have emerged as shining knights of rehab Good for SRs, guidelines & saying 'evidence based' but are they just buzz words?There are 3 issues

Nate Silver

NateSilver538

Basically, the additional uncertainty introduced into an election forecast by COVID-19 falls into two buckets:1) It means there's a lot of *news* and economic volatility.2) It could screw with the

Dr. Courtney Radsch

courtneyr

Good to see that @Substack’s view of content moderation identifies the right problem (an attention economy business model of algorithms that optimize for engagement) even if details about how it

Paul4Jags

Paul4Jags

If you were trying to do a long Sunday run in Glasgow, on a grey, wet morning, how many football pitches could you think of to get around. My loop

Hugh Whelan

whelanh1

Thanks to @FrankfurtZack , I became aware of the US monthly mortality data available via NBER. It only starts in 1959, so we miss the '57/'58 pandemic. But '68 -

Molly Peterson

Mollydacious

Yesterday, in his #NewsomatNoon presser, the governor almost drove by a pretty big piece of news - the state's changing #COVID19 vaccine prioritization - as he was underexplaining another piece

isozyme

isocrime

tonight we're doing a meta thread on *spins wheel* ...my headcanons about lan xichen's gentle superiority complex lxc is kind of low on...peers. he has, um, nmj? everyone else is

Newman Nahas

NahasNewman

In their March 16 paper, Imperial could not have put this point more bluntly. And in late March, @WesPegden spelled out some of the concrete implications of this same point.

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