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Today's Twitter threads (a Twitter thread).
Inside: Company that makes millions spying on students will get to sue a whistleblower; Red Team Blues Chapter One, part four; and more!
Archived at: pluralistic.net/2023/04/20/lin…
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Inside: Company that makes millions spying on students will get to sue a whistleblower; Red Team Blues Chapter One, part four; and more!
Archived at: pluralistic.net/2023/04/20/lin…
#Pluralistic
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Today (Apr 21), I'm speaking in #Chicago at the @StiglerCenter's #Antitrust and #Competition Conference:
chicagobooth.edu/research/stigl…
This weekend (Apr 23/24), I'm at the @latimes #Bookfest:
events.latimes.com/festivalofbook…
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chicagobooth.edu/research/stigl…
This weekend (Apr 23/24), I'm at the @latimes #Bookfest:
events.latimes.com/festivalofbook…
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Company that makes millions spying on students will get to sue a whistleblower: The BC Appeals Court drops a *terrible* decision in Ian Linkletter's anti-SLAPP against Proctorio.
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You have sat and watched me suffer all this @ExpertWitness_ aka @DrHorsford for 8 fuckin solid years.
Was this #dogwalker a #whitewoman by any chance?
Because for the life of me, I do not get how all can ignore what happened to #myson #AmbroseGGBall in 8 solid years unless it was @MPSHaringey posting up all the wrong information, wrong days and dates,
the wrong locations, wrong description of clothing , the wrong Fox pub, all different times of the night, leaving out the vital information leading up to during and after my son went @missingpeople, did not response for 56 hours after all the calls myself and others had made over
Teachers on Strike a 🧵
Three years ago you stood on your doorsteps clapping for the key workers, they included teachers.
The schools remained opened the whole way through the pandemic. They taught your children in spite of what was going on in the world. /1
Three years ago you stood on your doorsteps clapping for the key workers, they included teachers.
The schools remained opened the whole way through the pandemic. They taught your children in spite of what was going on in the world. /1
They did their best to keep them calm in a frightening time for all. Often juggling teaching your children while having their own loved ones off ill. These same teachers are suffering fatigue and mental exhaustion. /2
Now those key workers are on strike and being vilified by the government and the press. They’re striking for fair pay they’re striking for your children’s welfare and safety and they’re striking to save the education system. /3
Hi all you lovely people. I have been persuaded it is not super unreasonable to have a way to leave me a tip if you want to 1/2
The quoted tweet above is the bottom of the kind of thread I spend about half my work week researching to putting together
No vested interest or pay for it, just piecing together some much needed context. IMHO better informed people make for a better place for us all to live
No vested interest or pay for it, just piecing together some much needed context. IMHO better informed people make for a better place for us all to live
Long way of saying if you wanted to buy me a wee coffee it would help with cost of books, fees for events, subscriptions and the other stuff OH despairs of me consuming to keep facts straight
May do some longer form bits. Will keep you lovely folk posted buymeacoffee.com/TrialByTruth
May do some longer form bits. Will keep you lovely folk posted buymeacoffee.com/TrialByTruth
Cracking thread on the 'research' into dangerous wokeness in our higher education establishments
You are all probably sick of me banging on about what is going on here. It will all be very lucrative
An unbiased commentator has jumped into the fray to draw a bit more intention to the whole thing
It would be remiss to share this without explaining more on the #ECHR and Raab's Bill of Rights
A barrister quoting an excellent article by another on Bill of Rights
My frequently reshared #ECHR thread
