@marxtango 1 in 7 patients are/were healthcare workers. This is a "no true scottsman" argument.
Experience as a patient is priceless for improving care
@NotMaryAnthony This is an interesting case where a double negative has the exact same literal meaning as a single negative ("ever not" vs "never not").
Instead of thinking about your assignment, can you think of other double negatives like this?
BREAKING: Justice Department officials tell The Associated Press that Purdue Pharma, the company that makes OxyContin, will plead guilty to three federal criminal charges as part of a settlement of more than $8 billion. https://t.co/aooTUMXQ8N
@EdLudlow Who the heck is buying this stock? Turns out they have no IP, no production, they're embroiled in scandal, and hinting that the GM deal is off. Yet they're still 2x their ridiculous IPO valuation???
This market's nuts.
@CIOSHAFIQ In the community where I grew up, many people still can't get old fashioned broadband. If we're funding 5g infrastructure, it needs to resolve these disparities in rural communities.
https://t.co/8EfsZ643Dq
@DrMStiegler 1. Daveyboy - winner of Schuylkill county fair best cookie 1989
2. pursuit of money can, at best, mitigate the frustrations in your career yet the siren song of riches has confounded some of the best of us.
3. @NotMaryAnthony@SaadChaudhry@NicoleMeidinger
@AndrewYang@KySportsRadio Spot on.
You can't simply make declarative statements like "fossil fuel is purely evil" to someone who lives in a county where the entire economy is driven by a refinery.
The issues are more complex than we want to admit.
@sacjai They're graded on bad scale. We say they're great if the hospitals are full of incredibly sick and complex patients. Then we look at a system that supports a healthy community towards better public health outcomes and say "they have it easy".
@pitdesi Applying to jobs right out of undergrad, my resume might as well have been a business card with name, contact info and GPA. Because that's all that employers cared about. Has this changed? (serious question)
@jimcramer All things being equal, half of the population might prefer slack. But nobody wants to pay for it after they already bought it with their email.
@jimcramer Wrong question. You should ask "which would you pay for?"
Buying Teams replaces slack and zoom and Dropbox (onedrive) and Google apps (o365) and Duo (authenticator)