Anonymous

In praise of irreverence. Hanlon's razor.

[Anonymous @dissenture]

I have just been defrauded officially by @pagateam_ng on @mypagacare.

[Anonymous @dissenture]

@Rotankwot @CocoGauff @JelenaOstapenk8 Jelena will turn this around.

[Anonymous @dissenture]

Hi @mypagacare. I ordered a physical card from a week ago and the delivery guy has been holding on to it for three days. He keeps changing the delivery time and he is unbelievably rude on the phone. love PAGA but the customer service experience has always been awful for me.

[Bari Weiss @bariweiss]

"Savvy researchers tailor their studies to maximize the likelihood that their work is accepted. I know this because I am one of them.

Here’s how it works."

@PatrickTBrown31 with a must-read piece:

https://t.co/mubB5oyygK

[Kweku Opoku-Agyemang, Ph.D @KwekuOA]

The decline of math training is the biggest threat there is.

[Bloomberg Africa @BloombergAfrica]

Emerging-market currencies and stocks fall as disappointing data from China heightens investors’ anxiety surrounding the nation’s sputtering economy https://t.co/AunfQaqCtT

[Timur Kuran @timurkuran]

It has seemed to me that India’s partition, which Jinnah pushed for, was an epic mistake for the subcontinent’s Muslims. They would have carried massive weight in united India. Pakistan has failed its people. And partitioned India’s much diminished Muslim minority is subject to persecution. A mistake for Hindus, too. A big Muslim minority would provably have prevented the current madness. United in one country, Hindus and Muslims could have settled on a live-and-let-live arrangement. Genuine religious freedoms would have benefited also the irreligious on both sides.

[Justin Sandefur @JustinSandefur]

The seductive simplicity of other people's problems

[Anonymous @dissenture]

Behind the fraud drama rocking academia https://t.co/ooU7zKgh0Q

[Yascha Mounk @Yascha_Mounk]

It's hard to explain to Americans how much more thoroughly secular even the most religious countries in Western Europe are compared to the United States, both in terms of actual church attendance and in terms of broader social norms.

[Greg Lukianoff @glukianoff]

“Psychological safety”at work means the freedom to experiment with ideas, be creative, disagree, take risks, & challenge orthodoxies, without fear that doing so will get you fired. Pretty much the opposite of a safe space.

[Anonymous @dissenture]

@DoubleEph 🤣🤣🤣

[Anonymous @dissenture]

@seunsmith Subsidy.

[Seun Smith @seunsmith]

If you look closely enough, deregulation or domestic production is not what they really want.

You get a cookie if you can guess what they really want….

[Michael Pettis @michaelxpettis]

Xinhua: "China establishes bureau responsible for regular communication with private enterprises, coordinating efforts to solve problems concerning the development of the private economy, and working toward enhancing its international competitiveness."

https://t.co/Iwk3L4dOcP

[Waziri Adio @Waziriadio]

My column in today's @THISDAYLIVE reviews some highlights of Tinubu's 100 days in office and submits that Nigeria will be better served with a more decisive, more surefooted, and more strategic president 👇 https://t.co/0KqslHVrb6

[𝕆𝕝𝕚𝕧𝕖𝕣 𝔹𝕖𝕚𝕘𝕖 @oliverbeige]

The first principle of the attention economy is that organisms allocate most of their resources for exploratory inference to the instances with the highest potential for surprise. Coincidentally, that's also the first principle of Twitter.

[intended consequences @Adheydayor]

"I blew up when I was 31 years old,” he says. “Considering my story and where I'm from, I have achieved a lot." - Reminisce

https://t.co/xNocvrLiMZ

[Anonymous @dissenture]

Below The Headlines - 16 https://t.co/5uPZtzcMZ7