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Maeve McCreary

MccrearyMaeve

(1/5)#AnimBehav2021 @Comp_Cog Research on canine cognition is growing at a seemingly exponential rate, with most papers appearing post-2000. With notable exceptions (e.g. using cognition tasks to determine good working dogs),

Arzan Tarapore

arzandc

Five days ago we landed at Sydney Airport. Getting to that point - navigating the new travel regs, jumping the hurdles - was stressful & arduous. But once we landed,

Shawn T. Smith

ironshrink

This man commented on my hypergamy video (link below). He seems like a good dude who means well, but he’s arguing that hypergamy causes substance abuse and all manner of

James Cranworth

JamesCranworth

My thoughts on the Coronavirus Vaccine(s)1./ I am not an antivaxxer - I and my family have been vaccinated against all the usual suspects. Vaccination is one of our greatest

Elazul

Elazul

This should scare you. Especially if you're a so called "NeverTrump centrist"Especially if you've read any history. Deja-fucking-vu.If only people actually learned from history. While this piece does have bias

Joanne Chianello

jchianello

Officials are about to give a technical briefing for @ottawacity's vaccination plan. Councillors expected to have many questions. #ottnews Mayor @JimWatsonOttawa begins, and says we need to "manage expectations."#ottnews More

Vincent Rajkumar

VincentRK

If COVID virus or mutant variants cause asymptomatic/mild infection in vaccinated people or reinfection, think of it as a booster dose of vaccine that protects from severe disease/death.Best protection from

Christian Duncan

craniosurgeon

All of this is an object lesson in why we haven’t developed effective coronavirus vaccines in the past-it isn’t just that the diseases were mild enough not to bother. They

The Bitchy Knitter

BitchyKnitter

This video prompted a lot of thoughts for me about conservatives vs the alt-right and the Republican Partyhttps://twitter.com/Cleavon_MD/status/1346990726115061760 I (an many political commentators) have noticed an increasing spread of far/

Tim Harford

TimHarford

1/ Things seem really bad at the moment. That's because things ARE really bad at the moment. But I wanted to share a perspective that might encourage you a little.

Kate Grabowski

KateGrabowski

I spoke with a relative in Pennsylvania this weekend who is employed in the service industry. This weekend she worked an event for 100 people. There was no social distancing.

Julie Fredrickson

AlmostMedia

Humans living in linear scale are always surprised by the BOOM. @EpsilonTheory is right. If America looks like the UK, in 30-45 days Covid shit gets too bad to ignore.https://www.epsilontheory.com/the-ireland-event-2/?utm_campaign=website&a

Harry Fletcher-Wood

HFletcherWood

1) I have been very sceptical about growth mindset over the last few years, but a new study has substantially changed my mind… 2) In research-design terms, this was bulletproof:

BTP Lancashire

BTPLancs

First deployed in the 1980s, Q Trains were run by @BTP and British Rail. These were unscheduled services carrying British Transport Police, targeting railway trespassers, and were very effective. #ElementOfSurprise

Tim Andrews

Tim_AndrewsUK

We have a new paper accepted - “Effective radiative forcing in a GCM with fixed surface temperatures” incl @chrisroadmap @piersforster @gunnarmy ... https://doi.org/10.1029/2020JD033880Or #OpenAccess here https://www.essoar.org/doi/10.1

The Sharing Scientist

ScienceShared

So, you've all seen the rising cases and hospitalisations, you've seen the local lockdowns, you've seen that social gatherings are reduced to 6, and we are now spiralling towards another

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