#Costs

Leonardo Carella

leonardocarella

A first stab at explaining *this* is about the level of political control of the state machinery in the US and UK. Continental-style bureaucracies - outside and inside the EU

John Newman

johnmarknewman

Just finished reading the U.S. v. Visa/Plaid complaint. It's very well-drafted, the facts are compelling, the narrative is clear. One big q.: why not bring it as a more comprehensive

RetiredEngineer®

chiakokhua

> Yay! And for good reason. No surprise at all.Bloomberg: “Google, Microsoft, Qualcomm Protest Nvidia’s juju Acquisition of Arm Ltd.”https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-02-12/google-microsoft-qualcomm-protest-nvidia-s-arm-

Statistics Guy 🤓

Stat_O_Guy

Diagnostic Performance of NHS England compared to 2019.The suspension of the health service is most easily observed in these data sets.Since April the amount of tests conducted has fallen by

Kyle Geiger

kylegeiger

Going through so many great promos I’ve downloaded the last months. And sadly, so many with bad metadata. Labels, when you are more likely than ever to lose money on

Molly Shah

MollyOShah

I’m still so mad about the “lack of a market” for public interest law comment. America is nothing but laws that aren’t enforced because people can’t afford to enforce them.

Ted Nordhaus

TedNordhaus

LONG THREAD1. Michael Moore's Planet of the Humans provoked predictable attacks @TheBTI by some usual suspects. Most work in solar industry or for industry publications and demand we confess our

Em

DrEm_79

Self harm researchers and professionals:Why do you still write and talk about self harm as being “impulsive” or occurring due to “impulsiveness”?1. Do you think self harm is always “impulsive”?2.

Adam W Gaffney

awgaffney

According to the new CBO report, under single-payer, we could cover ~100% of the population, make medical services free at point of use, and expand benefits — without spending a

Jude Oudshoorn

judahoudshoorn

Our infatuation with policing has lead to using police to do things they shouldn’t be doing. Data from stats Canada shows that in the busiest month of 2020, 2/3rds of

Tom Davidoff

TomDavidoff

In housing debates, I feel like the second fundamental welfare theorem gets a Rodney Dangerfield level of respect. This was a great NYT article about evictions near Springfield, MA https://www.nytimes.com/2020/12/18/us/evictions-pandemic.ht

Bill Foster

billfoster21

Opendoor: The Rise of The iBuyer-- In September 2020, Opendoor went public by merging with a SPAC launched by Chamath Palihapitiya. The deal closed in December and Opendoor now trades

Noble Brown, PhD (Sociopathleticism)🗡

Sociopathlete

Japan entered WW2 with 10 aircraft carriersThe largest and most modern carrier fleet in the world at the time, it changed the nature of naval warfare foreverCarriers became the most

The280Times Trivia Channel

The280Times

Dear @JustinTrudeau @CanadianPM On / around March 12th of this year you entered into a period of majority home isolation. I've personally felt this was great leadership, by example. I

Fr. Casey, OFM

caseyofm

No doubt, there’s a lot wrong in the world, and our Church could live the Gospel better.But today, maybe just today, let’s build people up. Rather than point out what’s

Megan

MMT_megan

In 2006, the minimum wage in Alabama was $5.15. I got a job at Movie Gallery (mostly southern video rental chain) and made $5.15 for one week, then was given

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