Hot take: make media studies mandatory in school. I long believed that as people made more media themselves (insta stories, snaps, etc.) they would become more media literate, but levels are still surprisingly low. People need to be able to critically dissect what they watch.
Today, we celebrate #WomensEqualityDay!
Women at NASA have been paving the way for future generations. From engineers & scientists to communicators & artists, our incredible trailblazers push the boundaries & play a pivotal role in our success: https://t.co/MscU6hXYQj
The BAA for our Sea Train program is out! Get in line with approaches that enable connected, connectorless, or in-formation unmanned surface vehicles to travel long distances. Responses due 2/20/20. https://t.co/5Tqe9niGGd
One of the questions I am most often asked about the #COVID19 pandemic is how, and when, it will end. This article by @edyong209 does a really good job of outlining the steps we need to take. https://t.co/hA2JChowQS
Generosity is a sign of intelligence: smart people are less likely to take and more likely to give.
They find ways to help others that cost them little—or even benefit them too.
Before we claim value, let's not forget to create value.
#FridayThoughts https://t.co/gwELq43G9Z
In light of the number of students who are going to be learning from home, Complexly is making its entire catalog of over 2000 educational videos available for free indefinitely.
Oh...wait...
The early trickle of new #coronavirus infections has turned into a steady current. By creating simple simulations, we can see how to slow it down. Here's what it looks like if you don't do anything to stop the spread.
We don't quote CNN very often (...) but this one is well worth it:
The heroines STEM: Ten women in science you should know.
Thanks @HugoBeltrami for the ref.!
https://t.co/AQWT5znkI0
📣 New publication ahead of the @UN#OceanDecade 2021-2030!
In this paper we discuss to what extent do we, as Canadians, recognize the ocean as the determining life system of the planet? 🌊
Download it here ➡️ https://t.co/JvtSXW3GES
At Interceptor 002 in Malaysia. Insane to see all the stuff that’s being taken out. Handbags, helmets + countless bottles and garbage bags... all of which now won’t be entering the ocean.