It's #LaunchDay!! 🎉
And we're kicking things off with a fun, "get to know you" question! Answer it, invite your friends, your enemies, complete strangers even! Build understanding across divisions starts with an invitation!
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Come join @orderlyhealth founders @kevinkrauth and Kit Kieling on 9/21 as they talk about brain controlled bionics, robotic surgery, and more on the future of healthcare at @DENstartupweek. Drinks, laughs, and networking with other #healthtech#founders included.
Come join @orderlyhealth founders @kevinkrauth and Kit Kieling on 9/21 as they talk about brain controlled bionics, robotic surgery, and more on the future of healthcare at @DENstartupweek. Drinks, laughs, and networking with other #healthtech#founders included.
Funny thing: I'm a national politics reporter/writer.
I started reading Axios Philadelphia (I live in Philly again now), after reading Axios AM for years.
It is amazing how much more relevant, important, and life-altering the news in Axios Philly is than Axios AM.
Local>Nat
Really let it sink in that these railroad bosses are willing to tank the whole economy in order to prevent their workers from having the time to go to a routine doctor appointment or take a sick day. Ghouls. And yet a lot of media framing this all like it's the worker's fault.
We like to think we're consistent in our beliefs and behaviors, but often they're more impacted by the moment than we realize. Perhaps that's why we are so frustrated when others seem incongruent with our values, because we subconsciously recognize that we often are as well.
This is amazing. Much needed in science, and in life! Go check this out, then come back and join us in doing the same work outside the university! https://t.co/xpqmSvUKaA
“I want scholars to approach their research questions with more curiosity and openness,” she says, “with more willingness to engage people who disagree with them, to be more like a detective trying to solve a mystery rather than defending a perspective."
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“I want scholars to approach their research questions with more curiosity and openness,” she says, “with more willingness to engage people who disagree with them, to be more like a detective trying to solve a mystery rather than defending a perspective."
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This is such a brilliant idea. Researchers with opposing ideologies / "hypotheses" designing research projects together, for the sake of getting better answers, not simply "winning" arguments.
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@AdCollabProject https://t.co/1Kfsi98mry
"A New York Times analysis found that 97 lawmakers or their family members bought or sold financial assets over a three-year span in industries that could be affected by their legislative committee work."
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Surprising number of the day: Overwhelming majorities of Americans say they have very or somewhat good physical health (83%), mental health (85%), emotional well-being (84%) and home life (90%). https://t.co/YA5dZ0gMl2