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Are any of the people yelling about forcing a vote trying to help Dems win in Georgia?
I donāt understand whatās happening on the dirtbag left right now. I truly donāt.
People are drawing lines in the sand over forcing a vote that wonāt lead to anything while not doing anything at all that I have seen to help Warnock and Ossoff win.
Do yāall want Medicare for All or do you want to just keep talking about wanting Medicare for All
Make it make sense.
You could be living in a world where your boy Bernie has a lot of power. Heād be a necessary vote. He could withhold his vote while demanding a lot of shit. Why arenāt you helping him gain more power in the Senate?
Why are you screaming at AOC and not screaming about Georgia?
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Amnesty just wants you to hate Jews.
Ken Roth doesn't like good news about Israel's vaccinations, so he's trying to twist it into an act of racism.
— Hillel Neuer (@HillelNeuer) January 4, 2021
Here's how he deceives:
1/ Law. He says "as occupying power," Israel "has not vaccinated a single Palestinian." But the PA is responsible for health & vaccinations. https://t.co/Ag0TIri9zw
Founded in 1961, Amnesty built a reputation for supporting prisoners of conscience who were non-violent.
While some in the global NGO still do good work, Amnesty has lost direction, often supporting antisemites, misogynists, homophobes &
In 2010, Gita Sahgal, then head of the organization's gender unit, was fired for exposing Amnesty's shameful ties & support for Britain's most famous Taliban advocate, former Guantanamo Bay detainee Moazzam Begg. https://t.co/XYSqQpeRMX
— Hillel Neuer (@HillelNeuer) November 12, 2019
In 2010, Gita Sahgal, then head of the organization's gender unit, was fired for exposing Amnesty's shameful ties & support for Britain's most famous Taliban advocate, former Guantanamo Bay detainee Moazzam Begg.
Supporting terrorists has been a recurring theme with Amnesty. In 2015, a senior employee of Amnesty International was found to have undeclared private links to men alleged to be key players in a secretive network of global Islamists, revealed The Times.
Christopher Hitchens wrote that Amnestyās actions backing the Taliban & against whistleblower & gender unit chief Gita Sahgal exemplified the organizationās ādegeneration and politicization,ā reflecting āa moral crisis that has global implications.ā
It\u2019s time to sign!
— Dr. Joy Hataley (@JoyHataley) January 3, 2021
Your nurse and your doctor are!@RNAO@OntariosDoctors @CMAJ @MedicalPost @CKWS_TV @ctvottawa @CTVToronto @CTVToronto @MOHKFLA https://t.co/IPHbuBkuJW
First, Mr. Hillier and I don't share political perspective but we do share a respect for facts. Facts are the foundation of debate and for the development of sound policy. Ontario has no mechanism to robustly debate C19 facts as the legislature is basically shuttered. 2/
So Mr. Hillier has consequently decided to organize rallies and engage in civil disobedience. All rather normal behavior. He has an audience because leaders in the medical/political community haven't convinced the public that draconian actions are necessary. 3/
It may surprise many but the last time such draconian actions were taken were the middle ages. The plague killed half of europe. Lockdowns likely facilitated death, as after people panicked and killed their cats/dogs, rats florished and congregated indoors. 4/
Mr. Hillier tweets acknowledge the unprecedented draconian actions and expand upon concerns centered on civil liberties and the destruction of institutions that maintain the health and well being of Ontarians. Seems rather straightforward. 5/
Alright, y'all, who wants an essay about disability? This thread is vitally important to understanding canes, crutches, wheelchairs, walkers, & any other mobility aids. Ask yourself, would you feel shame about using an aid like glasses to do this task?
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Gentle reminder: a mobility aid is not a last resort. You are not obligated to endure increased pain and fatigue or to miss out on valued activities and experiences. If a mobility aid would improve your quality of life, that's a good enough reason to use one!
— The Tweedy Mutant \u267f\U0001f308 (@the_tweedy) January 6, 2021
Would you shame me for using a wheelchair one day so I can use a single crutch the next day? Would you shame me for using a single crutch in 90% of circumstances & then using a wheelchair to navigate a convention or big event? Would you shame me for standing up from my chair? 2/
I have been shamed, verbally & to my face, for all of these things.
Mobility aids are TOOLS. There is no one right or wrong way to use a tool (just ways that might be less likely to cause injuryāif you're new to crutches DM me & I can give you a tutorial).
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Here's another vital thing to understand. Mobility aids, wheelchairs especially, are LIBERATING. I know to many they look like a symbol of all that you'd give up as an able-bodied person, & I have also struggled with big emotions abt my chairs in childhood & coming back
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to my wheelchair when I was an adult. It's okay to grieve the things you lose when your body isn't able to do a thing.
But the wheelchair isn't what you think it is. The wheelchair is FREEDOM and MOVEMENT and ACCESS.
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2/ This week weāll touch on the association of racial bias and burnout, prompted by @FutureDocs thread last week reflecting on #DrSusanMoore and so many other victims of systematic disparities and racism.
I really can\u2019t stop thinking about #DrSusanMoore. I reread a paper today by @ColinWestMDPhD @dyrbye which showed physicians who were more burned out were more likely to show bias towards Black people. Important to consider for surge \U0001f9f5 @JAMANetworkOpen https://t.co/vmupbtxc98 pic.twitter.com/PmmZHcdmGE
— Vinny Arora MD MAPP (@FutureDocs) December 28, 2020
3/ As a biostatistician, I think itās interesting that in statistics ābiasā is defined as a systematic error or deviation from the truth. This is worth reflecting upon as we debate whether racism and other biases are inherent in our systems ā by definition, bias is systematic!

4/ Led by @dyrbye, we published on racial bias and burnout last year. Collaborators included @RRHDr @Ivuoma @bcunningMDPHD @van_ryn
Association of Racial Bias With Burnout Among Resident Physicians https://t.co/cm8JrLyzLO via @JAMANetworkOpen part of @JAMANetwork
5/ This report is part of the multisite longitudinal CHANGES study with @van_ryn as PI. Iām hopeful that this amazing all-star team might have additional clarifying comments: @dyrbye @RRHDr @Ivuoma @bcunningMDPHD

I'm finishing up my dissertation now and am on the US post-doc market in clinical psychology so I'd appreciate any leads.
My interests are reinforcement sensitivity, depression/anxiety, and LGBTQ+ mental health.
Shameless thread of recent accomplishments below:
First of all, feel free to visit my website at https://t.co/DK3AaqgRJ4 for my CV and online lectures and articles. Here are twitter threads about some of them from this past year
Here's a meta-analysis on bipolar disorder and reinforcement sensitivity
New meta-analysis on bipolar disorders and reinforcement sensitivity, now online at CPR! \U0001f483\U0001f9d1\u200d\U0001f52c\U0001f483
— Benjamin Katz (@DrBenKatz) November 30, 2020
Shareable link, postprint, sup. materials, data & syntax at the end of the summary thread!
(1/n) pic.twitter.com/A1rFlvveW4
Here's a meta-analysis on depression, anxiety, and reinforcement sensitivity
NEW ARTICLE IN CLINICAL PSYCH REVIEW!
— Benjamin Katz (@DrBenKatz) March 14, 2020
Read on for a thread about a meta-analysis of 253 studies (639 effect sizes) on self-report reward/punishment sensitivity (BAS/BIS), depression and anxiety
Postprint, syntax, data, etc linked further down
(1/9) pic.twitter.com/qOtFj5OFwO
Here's a new tool for implicitly measuring
NEW ARTICLE!
— Benjamin Katz (@DrBenKatz) April 23, 2020
Thread below describes our most recent validation study of the questionnaire-based Implicit Association Test. Postprint, open data and shameless plug for my website at the end of the thread... (1/n) pic.twitter.com/p45gQdpkqz