ScienceQriosity

Qrious about science

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[ScienceQriosity @ScienceQriosity]

Some theories in #science and what they explain.

#BigBang: Expansion of spacetime.

#NebularTheory: Formation of stars.

#Accretion: Formation of planets.

#Abiogenesis: Geochemistry becoming biochemistry.

#Evolution: Biological diversity.

#ForReference
#RT

[ScienceQriosity @ScienceQriosity]

@JasonBassler1 From the paper itself: "single servings are well within safe thresholds".

[Financial Times @FT]

Swiss drugmaker Roche has joined companies including Eli Lilly pushing into a new frontier of Alzheimer’s research — testing whether treatments can not only stave off cognitive decline but prevent symptoms from ever emerging in the first place. https://t.co/5fEFPdDyMM

[Andrew Hesselden @andrewhesselden]

If it's good for young British people to have opportunities to live and work in Europe, why wouldn't it be good for people over 30?

Why exclude experienced workers, freelancers, parents and older people?

Freedom of Movement benefits people of all ages.

Let's stop treating it as a youth issue.

[ScienceQriosity @ScienceQriosity]

@Olasejoe @DeeWaynee94 Yep, but what we have could be total fiction. You have no way to know.

[ScienceQriosity @ScienceQriosity]

@Olasejoe Lol. Total nonsense. The Vindalanda tablets are way more completely.

We have no contemporary accounts of jesus.

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[JohnShardlow @JohnShardlow63]

@drchrisnewton @andyburnham ...10 years ago.

Labour have stated that will include rejoining the EU in a future manifesto.

If you don't like it, you can exercise your democratic vote in the next general election. 😉

[JohnShardlow @JohnShardlow63]

@drchrisnewton @andyburnham You didn't vote for a hard Brexit. You voted in a referendum that gave no boundaries on what that might look like.

Indeed the treaty to leave the EU is approx 250 WORDS Vs joining being anywhere between 80k & 170k PAGES.

The bloody Friday agreement causes all manor of issues..

[ScienceQriosity @ScienceQriosity]

@drchrisnewton @flashdartsuk @andyburnham You voted brexit for parliamentary sovereignty, among other things, presumably (which is silly, as we always had it). Parliament voting for closer ties with the EU is parliamentary sovereignty in action.

[OldishBird @oldishbird1]

@drchrisnewton @andyburnham He has a mandate for closer ties with the EU. That’s what the Labour manifesto pledged and that’s what he’s doing.

[ScienceQriosity @ScienceQriosity]

@drchrisnewton @andyburnham You had your vote. It was honoured. We left the eu.

That vote is spent. Finished. It has no influence now over future decisions. If, for security (defence, food, energy, financial), parliament votes to fully rejoin the eu the that is how parliamentary democracy works.

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@rlmumford @andrewhesselden The eu is not a foreign empire ffs. It is its members.

[ScienceQriosity @ScienceQriosity]

@rlmumford @andrewhesselden Britain is European ffs. Learn some geography.

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@Smiffy288 @andrewhesselden We wrote the laws.

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@JohnFah96086565 @andrewhesselden British make up a tiny proportion of the world population.

[ScienceQriosity @ScienceQriosity]

@MarkRenton808 Because we stopped grants.

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@MarkRenton808 @andrewhesselden That's what freedom of movement did. It allowed the market to decide what was needed without the hassle abd expense of visas.

[ScienceQriosity @ScienceQriosity]

@FlashHarry_69 @andrewhesselden You could not be more wrong. The commission puts laws in front of the parliament to vote on. But they take their recommendations from meps, committees and member states.

Amd every single letter, every cross on the ts of every law is entirely written by meps. It's their job.

[Andrew Hesselden @andrewhesselden]

Brexit wasn't communicated solely as a choice about trade, regulations or institutions.

It became a question of identity.

Who are we? Who makes our decisions? Who belongs?

Identity-based messages can be extraordinarily powerful because people defend who they are, not just what they believe.

[Gyll King Post Skip Diplomacy @GyllKing]

Yes. Simple answer. Yes.
They are already coming for gay people.

Reindorf drafted the written legal intervention on behalf Sex Matters for the appeal in the anti gay rights Christian Concern funded Kristie Higgs case.