#Scientific

Dougie Kass

DougKass

My @realdonaldtrump "No Apologies Tour" continues:Coronalitics?During a time when the nation desperately needs coherent guidance to address a nationwide threat, the coronavirus pandemic has been reduced to a political volleyball.

Chelsea Sierra Voss

csvoss

New lenses – tools for seeing more detail more clearly –are essential for any scientific endeavor, and this new Circuits article by @mpetrov et al. provides us with an incredibly crisp

blm | acab

imknittingfuku

Unless you're going to measure the muscle mass and hormone output of every single woman that steps foot on a pitch, this is a transphobic take that rests on vital

SimonPearson961#KBF

SimonPearson961

FOLLOW THE SCIENCE. Sweden alone followed 100 years of solid pandemic science and has herd immunity. The U.K. was panicked into an idiotic non-scientific lockdown with @piersmorgan leading

Yossi Gestetner

YossiGestetner

1/7 @brithume It makes no sense to credit distancing for the better numbers because the models needed to account for it! I can forgive if “models” from 4-6 weeks ago

Yogi Jaeger

yoginho

I just read another one of those “how I overcame writing anxiety and became a more productive writer” threads on #AcademicTwitter. They are a frighteningly frequent thing. A few thoughts.

Barrister's Horse

BarristersHorse

THREAD:FORGIVE MY IGNORANCE 1. I'm going to make a prediction, an unscientific prediction, but one I've nevertheless given a lot of thought to. 2. I think Covid19 cases will decline

RealScientists | Erin

realscientists

Before I leave you all for the night I wanted to talk about something which I already did a thread on last week over at my account @Rhiannon_Kirton and that

Samuel bin Al-Hyde

TheExAtheist

A thread explaining why Islam is correct in banning atheism and why it is the logical thing to do.If you are Muslim, you will understand the wisdom of Allah in

Prof Bunny Hugger 🌍🌹🌱💙 #ClimateAction

JKSteinberger

Unpopular hypothesis thread for thought. H1: Because scientists are generally good people, they are particularly bad at recognizing evil at work in the world. H2: Because scientists are bad at

Greg Jericho

GrogsGamut

Looking over the past decade or so it is truly bizarre that many political journalists still think the media's coverage of climate change has served the public well.Wonder what they

Nikki Fried

nikkifried

Crisis defines character — throughout the pandemic, we've seen @GovRonDeSantis' character revealed.Opposing a mask order, misleading the public, and ignoring science — his message to Floridians is clear: @realDonaldTrump’s cam

Sinbad 🦧

SinbadTheSaiIor

A short thread on the supposed "dangers" of drinking raw (unpasturized) milk.(Re-up) Around 3.4% of Americans drink raw milk regularly. That's just around 11,000,000 people.https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/joca.

Ryan DeLongpre 🇺🇸

jeitoapp

In March I wrote 3 pieces on #COVID19 that made 3 predictions1) regions with avg. temp. between 40 - 50F will be more impacted 2) people with "warm" genetics (Blacks,

Nadia A. Sam-Agudu, MD, CTropMed

NASAdoc

As calls to #decolonizeGlobalHealth increase, LMIC-based researchers, healthcare workers, collaborators should also push for this from our end. My take:1. If you're not actively in research, continuously educate yourself, up

Amit Paranjape

aparanjape

As the world battles #COVID19, and is desperately waiting for a vaccine...let's look back at a historic milestone on April 12, 1955.It was on this day 65 years ago, when