I'm not sure how @elonmusk is going to change the verification system next, so I made a Chrome extension that lets me do my own verification: https://t.co/qDDDqclAQ3
Put another way, should we treat each encounter as independent? If say a vaccinated person takes a 95% effective vaccine, resumes some activities, has a bunch of exposure to COVID and doesn't get COVID, should we revise our prior for how effective the vaccine is *for her*?
Search trends and COVID cases caught people’s interest last year, but do they hold up as leading indicators? Our evaluation, now with an interactive:
https://t.co/gNt9bF6sTd
1/ ALRIGHT Y'ALL. ELECTION FRAUD DEBUNKING MEGA THREAD. I’m following claims of fraud and looking into them. I think I’ve solved most now. Nothing is holding up under any scrutiny so far so I’m making a thread to track in one place. Please RT! #ElectionResults2020#Election2020
We surveyed >1/4 of the Harvard student body on their fall plans — here’s what we found.
Full article and dataset available here: https://t.co/XzAFadtgyf
In an empirical analysis, Kevin Bi of the Harvard Open Data Project investigates whether protests against police brutality lead to a reduction in violence at the hands of police.
https://t.co/stLwgyEjND
#protests#PoliceBrutality#harvardopendataproject
On making friends in Annenberg and other hot takes: check out this analysis of the UC social spaces survey by Sophia Sun, Amy Jin, Rucha Joshi, and Richard Kim!
https://t.co/vXAohVbNqp
We analyzed Harvard students' deepest, darkest secrets and found that "we're sad, but not that sad." Check out the Harvard Confessions analysis by Jenny Gu, Melissa Kwan, Sahana Srinivasan, and Yijiang Zhao here: https://t.co/VM9xX2Q1wa
Adams on the rise, athlete quad aversion, and other insights in our new article written by Claire Fridkin and Britteny Okorom-Achuonye:
https://t.co/DXjxPjRTVn