This clip will be the historical documentary of our age. In just a couple of minutes Dr Verma, a danger to patients, destroys the credibility of doctors, women, young people, ethnic minorities, the left, and all humanity with her moronic-yet-patronising words and mode of speech.
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This happens a lot but it really does suck when the paper of record treats the biggest story of your career as something that just happened to passively reveal itself.
Important reporting here that corroborates @levinsonc's scoop on Locate X from earlier in the year, specifically the fact that Secret Service was using the phone tracking technology.
A home-owner telling the 🇦🇺 prime minister and the media to move off his just re-seeded lawn is hilarious and, especially on this day and in this week, that they all dutifully did so is also deeply democratic.
The former Met Commissioner Sir Ian Blair knows the US police system very well — and he is worried by what he sees:
https://t.co/HX3kpFIsDS
@TweetTheArticle@DasWoolf
This is genius:
Step 1: end qualified immunity
Step 2: sue cops in civil court
Step 3: pay out damages to victims from police pension fund
Incentive-compatible reform!
1/ A Thread on Markets
It is the year 1500 and you enter a market in Renaissance-era Italy.
There are buyers and there are sellers. Prices of the various goods are determined by the interaction by and among these individuals.
Now in walks Mr. FEDerico, a man of endless means.
This pandemic will hopefully mark the end of the perversion of higher education.
Since the 1980s, kids and parents have been forced to play a series of stupid finite games - grades, extra curriculars, influence peddling, donations for infinite assets: skills and knowledge.
Lawsuit time!
@propublica joins with @nytimes, @washingtonpost, @WSJ, @business in suing the @SBAgov to make it disclose the recipients of the small-biz lending program.
With great bailout effort comes great responsibility to be transparent.
https://t.co/VUojrcT1fO