@CentroLeaks A villain will try to use pokemon (maybe legendaries) in order to generate infinite energy or something. They will abuse the winds or waves generated by pokemon to do so. (2/2)
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Asst. Prof. @CarletonCollege Math Models of Inequality. Free Palestine. Still Masking. My tweets = my opinions. He/Him. Waifu @r_johnson72
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@CentroLeaks After seeing the first two structures (Windmill and something like a hydroelectric plant) and the capital Omega (the symbol for electrical resistance), I believe the main conflict will be about energy use. (1/2)
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Keith Porter Jr’s death isn’t getting much media attention.
His shooting wasn’t caught on video.
An off duty ICE agent shot and killed him on New Years Eve.
That’s two US citizens killed by ICE in two weeks. Not to mention more than 30 people dying in camps.
Ben Crump@AttorneyCrump
Keith Porter Jr. was a father of two, a son, and a brother whose life was stolen by an off-duty ICE agent. His family gathered in grief demanding the truth. We will continue to stand with Keith Porter Jr.’s family until there is justice, transparency, and answers.
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There were only 7 days in 2025 where police in the U.S. did not kill someone (that we know of). mappingpoliceviolence.us
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This morning, an ICE agent murdered a woman in Minneapolis—only the latest horror in a year full of cruelty.
As ICE attacks our neighbors across America, it is an attack on us all. New York stands with immigrants today, and every day that follows.
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New study in BMC Immunology shows that COVID-19 leaves a lasting “aka Long Covid” imprint in the immune cells of older adults. What does that mean - and why does it matter?🧵
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COVID didn’t end - it changed the baseline of how often people fall ill, miss work, and drop out of the labor force. A new JAMA study shows the US now lives in a permanent flu-season mode, all year round🧵
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“WHY ARE YOU STILL MASKING?”
The folks at the @TheWHN have put together a really excellent set of science-based answers to various questions about why you’re still wearing a mask.
(Even if you’re not still masking, you might be interested in the answers).
Let’s take a look…🧵
World Health Network@TheWHN
Though the WHO has concluded the emergency phase, COVID-19 continues to be a global concern with emerging variants and persistent infections. Learn why many continue to wear masks and the reasons everyone should consider doing so in our Q&A at whn.global/yes-we-continu…. #Masking #YallMasking #COVID19 #PublicHealth #COVID
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Why is divestment considered "political" but investment isn't?
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I still can't believe the destruction in Khanyounis.
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The first column of this table is the difference between the current neighborhood composition and the agents intolerance. So a negative difference means that the agent CURRENTLY desires more of their own group than what is currently present in their neighborhood.
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and if they are in an area that is super dissimilar to itself (compared to their normal tolerance) they will want an area that has more of their own representation. I don't know if I did a good job there, but here is a table.
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Coming back to this!
Joseph D. Johnson 🇵🇸@blaqdolphin
I have posted my paper (w/ @MarisaEisenberg ) "A Dynamic Model of Integration" on arxiv. This is an adaptation of the standard Schelling Model for segregation. See the paper here arxiv.org/abs/2403.02122 (I'll add details about the paper either later today or tomorrow)
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academia is actively hostile to low income students
໊@buffys
what opinion will you defend like this?
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@Mrs_Meowmerz And the technique used and cite those as a potential direction(s) that you would like to take your future work.
As per the topics, something as simple as "mathematical biology" in Google scholar might be a decent start to see what is out there.
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@Mrs_Meowmerz I would think about what applications interest you. Then I would go over to Google scholar and find some highly cited works and read their abstracts to see what they did. If it seemed cool then I would write down the techniques used and I would point to the papers you found..
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I'm writing an essay for a scholarship about wanting to use applied math to change the world. The thing is, I have no idea how to do that or what to write about exactly 😐
Are there any applied mathematicians willing to advise?
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