RT @GeorgeMonbiot: I've resisted saying this for many years, because it doesn't help. But ... we are so fucked.

@birdwarehouse_ Sounds like you're at IU 😂 Juncos rock!

@deedydas This is absolutely not proof that economics affects genetics. Stay in your lane.

@jacks1job @LocoPuesto That’s a 56% increase year over year, which is *relatively* huge. 5% isn’t absolutely large, but it’s not small either.

@AlbrechtS_H A grisly scene to come out to! Looks like rock pigeon feathers to me.

@EdIvimeyCook lol I mean public** sharing! 😳

@simocristea I’ve found modifying the list of topics that interest me has helped. Settings and privacy > Privacy and safety > Content you see > Topics > [deselect all the junk]

@nsokolsky @MicrobiomDigest That's not actually what currently happens. A single paper cannot "change the consensus." Do you know what consensus means? I agree that more replication is a good thing.

@jebyrnes This is Palmaria (dulse) slander.

@jgschraiber What’s the difference between a brush stroke and a work of art?

@salonium No problem (sorry if my previous reply sounds sassy, it’s not intended as such). Thanks for your thread!

@salonium Not quite. Nature Portfolio is the division of Springer Nature responsible for the flagship and its spin-offs. It is not itself a journal nor does it have editorial discretion of the journals it manages.

@EikoFried Do you just not do the review then?

@HLakewooder Then you might as well have Congress serve as the Electoral College. They would have the same composition (not accounting for differences do to changing vote shares between senate cycles).

@jebyrnes Have you used {learnr} for teaching or as a student resource? Also, do you know about the teaching resources curated by the Living Data Tutorials LDP working group?

@danimanitoba1 @dirch3 Sounds like a really cool project, good luck! Of course the other Joey B @JoeyBernhardt is involved 😃

@BouwmeesterHb @woodlandbirder Marten predation has been very high this year at HV, Heikamp, and Westerheide. Nuthatches seem to be particularly impacted at HV (maybe their chicks are noisier?). Often, the top of the anti-predator frame is bent inwards, suggesting the martens may be innovating!

@ember_member @notkavi A counterpoint might be that (good) textbooks, in both STEM and humanities, do the synthesis. Synthesis of knowledge and ideas is a fundamental part of actually doing science (i.e., forming and testing hypotheses).

@BouwmeesterHb @BSSkentisland @AnimalEcol_NIOO The boars certainly do their part to keep things tilled, but even they miss some spots!