@c2@KPIXtv Have been texting with my two kids at Miramonte and although in lockdown, and with many police and firefighters in the vicinity, they haven't heard any actual violence, etc.
@sarahcobey Thx 4 the NYT op-ed. Why would O's strength entail D's weakness, except long term when all hosts have been exhausted? Seems like in the short term, D should spread as normal, with O increasing the spread on top of that. It's not like O is eating up all of D's food.
.@AOC challenges Trump to release his college transcript after he called her a 'poor student' on Fox News: "You release your college transcript, I’ll release mine, and we’ll see who was the better student. Loser has to fund the Post Office." https://t.co/AUCfk6hdAY
@drlungamam OK, but it also predicts college success rates better than GPA. The origin of a tool is irrelevant to how we should use it. I’m not saying SATs are perfect or unbiased tools though.
@neiltyson What you _want_ to believe should play no part in what you believe. In other words, your belief determinants should be rational (i.e., reasons), not irrational (i.e., mere causes or choices). Rational belief determinants tend to lead to true beliefs. Irrational ones do not.
Trust me: I agree with @kprather88 on this NOT because of my role but because of the great info from @linseymarr I urge *everyone* to listen to or read transcript of this one; solid info on the role of #aerosols in the pandemic. https://t.co/bcSzWrbYQo
Climate change is the challenge that's going to define our American future. And if I have the honor of being elected President, we won't tinker around the edges, we’ll seize this opportunity and meet this moment in history.