#Costs

Michael Volpe

NoisyMV

This thread might be unpopular or difficult.The tweets from this minister strike me as being increasingly illustrative of a simple truth - he is in the corner of the room

Danielle D'Onfro

danielledonfro

Wherever there is gov spending there will be stories like this. The relevant question is not whether there was fraud but whether the program was beneficial notwithstanding the fraud. (a

Randy

Randy_Anglo

There is a viable position forming on the right rn but it's getting drowned out by all the noise.It's one where we fundementally question the way we live now. We

Joel Smalley

RealJoelSmalley

Turning the tables on UK govt. The burden is not on us to prove that interventions have caused more harm than good, it is on them to prove that first,

Dan Larremore

DanLarremore

Preprint: COVID-19 screening and surveillance are critical, but molecular tests haven't come close to meeting needs, and temperature checks fail. We modeled the epidemiological impacts of using loss of smell

Bill Tompson

william_tompson

A very interesting study from @WorldBankECA (full studyhttps://bit.ly/2YOrei4 ). Much to agree with but also some points about which I am more than a little sceptical. /Thread/https://twitter.com/eurasianet/status/1357461186330075139 1

Lisa JY Tan

lisajytan

Listen, this is what economics design is all about. It's about aligning incentives between agents. With or without tokens (aka the incentive). And the economic rules to align incentives and

Chris Stark

ChiefExecCCC

The PM's statement contains a serious set of commitments. If they're delivered, they’ll take a big chunk off UK emissions over the next decade and beyond. As ever - the

Dr. Adriane Lam

ForamWhisperer

ECRs (grads + postdocs) are, quite understandably, freaked out about our job prospects and ability to thrive in academia. If you are in a secure, permanent position, here are some

North Korean Liberation Front

TheTriarii

This is why handing a blank check of "tell us what to do" over to scientists is stupid. They are *supposed* to know a lot about viruses, but that doesn't

Tender Bias

baskinmybashful

Some Lessons Learned that could apply to other growers:1. Determine max seeds to germinate based on square footage available and seed/plant deathThere is only space for 7 veg plants, humidifier

Graham Atkins

GrahamTAtkins

New local govt £: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/comprehensive-new-funding-package-for-councils-to-help-address-coronavirus-pressures-and-cover-lost-income-during-the-pandemic- £500m unringfenced grant- Govt will replace 75% of lost i

RIPIN

RIPIN_RI

Is your $600/week in unemployment ending soon? Want to know that might impact your Medicaid or Obamacare health coverage? A thread. If you have Medicaid, the end of the extra

Ryan Putnam

RypeArts

I’m going to release some NFTs this morning but also still thinking through how to offset some of the environmental costs associated with CryptoArt. This is some of my initial

Justin🍦

justincone

Many junior designers think what's holding them back is a lack of skills. If they could just be better designers, animators, illustrators, etc—they'd make more money and get better jobs.

Shivam Vahia

ShivamVahia

Dear enviro-mentalists, you successfully stalled Aarey.I've been there last week and all the 2000 odd trees are long gone. It's now a parking groundAnd, Kanjurmarg ain't happening. We know it.

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