Coronavirus cases per 10 million of population across countries with the highest number of cases. I have added Sweden and Belgium to the graph.
I am sorry I have not responded to your comments on the previous post, was not expecting such an overwhelming response.
Previous @pewresearch surveys have found that 22% of U.S. adults use @Twitter. Our recent study went a step further to tell us about how these Americans use the platform by linking survey data to actual user behavior: https://t.co/b17MohN2AN
The @U_Unbelief report "Understanding Unbelief: Atheists and agnostics around the world" by @LoieLee@SSBullivant Miguel Farias & Jonathan Lanman should be required reading for anyone trying to get to grips with non-religious worldviews. #unbeliefrome https://t.co/zsuPnIoQAe
Big shoutout and congratulations @U_Unbelief and #unbeliefrome for unpacking the meaning of unbelief today. Question from London to Rome: Any takeaway points on the relationship between unbelievers and 'spirituality' (ie holism/theism; self/tradition; practice/belief; etc)?
Ron Purser (aka Ronald McMindfulness) talking about his much anticipated book which is bound to ruffle some feathers (July).
@ronpurser@McMindfulness @MindfulCranks @openDemocracy
https://t.co/I2GZUTcc5L
@TitusHjelm We've all done that ;) Jokes aside, can't think of a more universal candidate for a sociological illustration of the difference between expressions vs conditions of belief today.
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Always a pleasure to speak to @davidcornock. Just finished an interview on a delightfully sunny day on the topic of mindfulness in politics for The Week in Westminster. Look out for the segment on BBC Radio 4 on Saturday!
Another example for our shortening attention spans. “The Death of the Album”. Share of revenue in the music industry by format type. Source: https://t.co/nGn5VibPtP
"Is #mindfulness one way to resource teachers for the important and hard work they do?" Current issue of @tes explores this question written by @heymrshallahan, with interviews with @Tamsin_J_Ford, Katherine Weare and others.
Online article here: https://t.co/gqf37qt9HS