This is a story about how I lost $10,000,000 by doing something stupid.
— Andrew Wilkinson (@awilkinson) March 30, 2021
Ten. Million. Dollars.
Literally up in smoke. Money bonfire.
That’s enough to retire with $250,000+ in annual income.
Here’s what happened…
If you use it right, Twitter is the most powerful platform in the world.
— Dickie Bush 🚢 (@dickiebush) March 30, 2021
But Twitter does a horrible job of showing you its advanced features.
Here are 10 of them you probably know nothing about:
Over 2,000 signatures in less than two days and some incredible reasons for signing pic.twitter.com/oo3e62PgUH
— Dr. Parik Patel, BA, CFA, ACCA Esq. 💸 (@ParikPatelCFA) March 31, 2021
After 17 years, we finally “cracked” a $100M churn problem at PayPal. Zero fancy tech. Just a spreadsheet, some simple SQL, and a physicist named Ben. 👇🏼
— Matt Lerner (@matthlerner) March 30, 2021
I love coding timelapses myself, but @sentinel_hub makes it way too easy.. #jobsecurity! Here is an animation of a recent landslide on the Prophet River in northern British Columbia. #Sentinel2 pic.twitter.com/rgJxnpSxaq
— Alexandre Bevington (@abevingtona) March 30, 2021
Republicans want decentralization for states, but not for cities. Here & w/masks. That's statism!!!#Localism
— Nassim Nicholas Taleb (@nntaleb) March 30, 2021
"The Texas House passed a bill that would bar cities and towns from restricting natural gas hookups in new construction or utility services. "https://t.co/S9PwtWaWcs
India has shipped these vaccines because a)the vaccine was funded in part by the US govt, b)risk underwritten by Gates foundation, c)SII has a contractual obligation with COVAX to produce AZ for poor countries. The US has no such obligation to export its vaccines. So just stop. https://t.co/fNBy8QsPb5
— Rupa Subramanya (@rupasubramanya) March 30, 2021
India is now reaping effects of incorrect public health communication which it has practised since the start in form of diluting the seriousness of the Pandemic by focusing on stats like recovery rates, low death rates, rewarding states that project low numbers by testing less +
— M (@pseudo_sapiens) March 30, 2021
what’s the word for when you’re very smart but can’t remember anything and know literally nothing
— rachelle toarmino (@rchlltrmn) March 28, 2021
The MobiKwik leak is real. Here is what the dump had for me. One of those credit cards was valid until a couple weeks ago, and I don't recall authorising MobiKwik to save it. Companies that lie like 👇 ought to be taken to the cleaners. https://t.co/sptyC1Jz8f pic.twitter.com/c4Uu25OviP
— Kiran Jonnalagadda (@jackerhack) March 29, 2021
Staircase to an abandoned hotel in Bali, Indonesia pic.twitter.com/tk8bz7yQU3
— Deserted Places (@desertedpix) March 29, 2021
The Egyptian Team of the Tug boat “Mashhour” (pronounced mash- hoor) celebrates the success of freeing the #EverGiven After it got stuck in the Suez Canal.
— Anas Alhajji (@anasalhajji) March 29, 2021
They are chanting: Mashhour is number 1” pic.twitter.com/kZfFYvLP5f
48 colors of the moon, shot over 10years by Marcella Giulia Pace. #astrophotography pic.twitter.com/jLN3JMe9aT
— Mmabatho Montsho (@MmabathoMontsho) March 28, 2021
And it ends... The Ever Given has broken free pic.twitter.com/vEx4ui3kC0
— Darren McCaffrey (@DarrenEuronews) March 29, 2021
#mineralmonday
— micROCKScopica (@micROCKScopica) March 29, 2021
Today, for some reasons, is GARNET day
Here a few photomicrographs from the lovely metapelites of the Picuris Mountains near Taos, NM#geology #garnet #minerals #microscope #rocks #metamorphism pic.twitter.com/RXgyEncn6W
Indian payment systems giant "Mobikwik" allegedly suffered what may be considered the largest KYC data leak in history.
— Alon Gal (Under the Breach) (@UnderTheBreach) March 28, 2021
Over 37m files, KYC of 3.5m individuals, and a whopping 100m phone numbers, emails, passwords, geodata, bank accounts & CC data.@MobiKwik pic.twitter.com/dCFqTHEv1F
The most Icelandic video you will see today 🇮🇸pic.twitter.com/YBAaDoJ3il
— Scott Duncan (@ScottDuncanWX) March 28, 2021
A friend has just shown me this book "Calculus made easy", published in 1914, and I think it's got one of the best prologues I've ever seen. This is *exactly* what textbooks should be doing. And they should all be honest about how terrifying the topic names are too. pic.twitter.com/8Qodx8dLaq
— Helen Czerski (@helenczerski) March 27, 2021
Olivine crystal (with pyroxene corona) and plagioclase in a norite from Ittero, Norway. PPL and XPL image, 2x (FOV = 7mm). #alexstrekeisen #norite #olivine #norway pic.twitter.com/dpnWg2PVsm
— Alexstrekeisen (@alexstrekeisen) March 28, 2021
It had to be Kerala where a cucumber/mustard raita is called Khichdi https://t.co/pzdpRSGs8G
— Krish Ashok (@krishashok) March 28, 2021
my top performer of the entire Indian home season - Umpire Nitin Menon. Deserves a big round of applause and may he continue his fine form for years and years.
— Sundar Raman (@ramansundar) March 28, 2021
We’ve seen a lot of very funny memes about the #EverGiven situation, so let’s start a thread. Post your favourite memes below.
— MarineTraffic (@MarineTraffic) March 28, 2021
Our favourite is an obvious one pic.twitter.com/h0XnmBHV0C
I spent way to much time making this but no regrets 😎 https://t.co/w1hPRVC4S7 pic.twitter.com/2PRr7Kk34K
— Chandra (@NCResq) March 28, 2021
Exaggerated relief map of The Indian Sub Continent. Source: https://t.co/mVMbKVMbWH pic.twitter.com/RRqtVBMiko
— Simon Kuestenmacher (@simongerman600) March 28, 2021
I can’t believe I have a fantasy @f1 team, but that’s what three seasons of a Netflix show about a sport you don’t care about can do to you. https://t.co/oNklPcMLB5
— Chris Sacca 🇺🇸 (@sacca) March 27, 2021
I love his choice of words... ‘there is no evidence’ of an emerald mine.
— Cobra Kai Shortselling Academy (@BongripCapital) March 26, 2021
Ok... so there was definitely an emerald mine. https://t.co/ip3pjsI1xf
Today’s Comic: We are all, in our own little way, that ship. pic.twitter.com/GVDjLxzErX
— Chaz Hutton (@chazhutton) March 24, 2021
theyre actually doing it! ever given has been there so long that theyre actually going around the cape of good hope like 1700s scurvy patients oh my god pic.twitter.com/WjElTVfg1q
— Aria Callaghan (@AriaCallaghan) March 25, 2021
Amphibole fish. That is all. #ThinSectionThursday pic.twitter.com/jrP5J0PI0u
— Adam Jeffery (@Agpaitic_Adam) March 25, 2021
This will confuse your brain, literally. pic.twitter.com/PspcLhavnv
— I Didn't Know That (@lDidNotKnowThat) March 25, 2021
The different erosion in the rock during 15 years, 25 years and 50 years pic.twitter.com/Qhtxae6bEM
— Learn Something (@knowIedgehub) March 25, 2021
starship wedged sideways in transwarp conduit
— Riker Googling (@RikerGoogling) March 25, 2021
Night lights in South Asia in 1994 and 2010. An impressive way of showing economic growth. Source: https://t.co/bKsl2BRjJM pic.twitter.com/7Bp1e8mK0o
— Simon Kuestenmacher (@simongerman600) March 25, 2021
List of the 100 most populous cities in Europe (1854). pic.twitter.com/qk5lJ1N7Fj
— Xavi Ruiz (@xruiztru) March 24, 2021
These two guys and their digger are currently trying to save global trade #Suez #EVERGIVEN pic.twitter.com/Y1hHTMpyA7
— Matt Severn (@Matt_Severn) March 24, 2021
This is the most intimate portrait yet of a black hole, according to an international team of radio astronomers. The image of Messier 87, a black hole 6.5 billion times as massive as the sun, shows, for the first time, how it looks in polarized light. https://t.co/R9FstMSZNj pic.twitter.com/Z8SqzazlaS
— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 24, 2021
— Kristín Jónsdóttir (@krjonsdottir) March 24, 2021
SUEZ CANAL: The struggle to dislodge the Ever Given is turning the world’s attention to the work of SMIT Salvage, a legendary Dutch firm whose employees parachute themselves from one ship wreckage to the next, saving vessels often during violent storms https://t.co/MmOETZqWIi
— Javier Blas (@JavierBlas) March 24, 2021
Cathey Wood's original 2018 split-adjusted TSLA price target of $800 was based on argument TSLA would have a fleet of autonomous robotaxis by the end of 2020.
— Lyall Taylor (@LT3000Lyall) March 24, 2021
It's 2021...
Her new $3,000 PT is based on - you guessed it - a fleet of autonomous robotaxis, + 300% for good measure.
The stock market vs the economy pic.twitter.com/EqD2MFGYsN
— Dr. Parik Patel, BA, CFA, ACCA Esq. 💸 (@ParikPatelCFA) March 24, 2021
For the first time, EHT scientists have mapped the magnetic fields around a black hole using polarized light waves. With this breakthrough, we have taken a crucial step in solving one of astronomy’s greatest mysteries.
— Event Horizon 'Scope (@ehtelescope) March 24, 2021
Credit: EHT Collaboration#MagnetizedBlackHole #EHTBlackHole pic.twitter.com/sey42kAMSx
Strain partitioning anyone?
— micROCKScopica (@micROCKScopica) March 23, 2021
Charoite Schist (Yakutia) macro and micro.
One of the most photogenic rocks I know.#strain #deformation #geology #rocks #art #science #sciart #STEM #minerals #photography pic.twitter.com/3SAMC5G1x7
Olivine (high interference colors) and plagioclase (grey interference colors) in a basalt from Etna volcano, Sicily, Italy. XPL (cross polarised light) image, 2x (Field of view 7 mm)#alexstrekeisen #etna #basalt #sicily #thinsection pic.twitter.com/k8whO4ePUr
— Alexstrekeisen (@alexstrekeisen) March 23, 2021
Poetry in motion. I honestly can't stop watching this.
— Scott Duncan (@ScottDuncanWX) March 22, 2021
This is our jet stream cutting off over the Pacific. The lobe leaving the main flow is much like an oxbow lake
Textbook material. pic.twitter.com/xSIqG7T6I5
Somewhat miraculously I’ve managed to find an image of #Geldingadalir taken at some point before the eruption began, from the exact position the RÚV webcam is located! The original fissure opened parallel to the small hyaloclastite ridge and lava is gradually filling the valley. pic.twitter.com/wo3uA1Aye5
— Dan Manns 🌋 (@DJCManns) March 23, 2021
A webcam is now broadcasting live from the fissure eruption in Iceland and I can’t stop watching..... https://t.co/0u3fj9u2R7 pic.twitter.com/7fBhTPliTB
— The Ice Age ❄️🌞 (@Jamie_Woodward_) March 21, 2021
Seems like my video went full throttle! More on my YouTube channel pic.twitter.com/RzrRniXxPu
— Bjorn Steinbekk (@BSteinbekk) March 22, 2021
I assumed that if GPT-3 generated pickup lines, they would be terrible because they would be something like human pickup lines. Instead, they are terrible for more delightful reasons.https://t.co/1RRT1LNnoe pic.twitter.com/jBb4PCzgE1
— Janelle Shane (@JanelleCShane) March 22, 2021
So there are toys of Japanese monsters giving press conferences to apologize for destroying cities.
— Michael Warburton (@mikewarburton) March 20, 2021
And I want one. pic.twitter.com/He3kJoIkhZ
The reaction between Mercury and Aluminum. 🤯 pic.twitter.com/0XLvY1PuR7
— Chemistry🧪 (@ScienceVideos_) March 22, 2021
"Show me the incentive and I will show you the outcome." -Charlie Munger pic.twitter.com/Fe5GfjE4hD
— Brent Beshore (@BrentBeshore) March 22, 2021
#migmatitemonday (and #mineralmonday as well)
— micROCKScopica (@micROCKScopica) March 22, 2021
The felsic granulites of the KKB, near Trivandrum (India) contain exceptional evidence of partial melting at all scales. In the macro the Grt-bearing leucosomes, with sillimanite-cordierite rich melanosomes.
Further details below. pic.twitter.com/aAwiYve2BO
Jean Cocteau and Salvador Dali photographed by Philippe Halsman pic.twitter.com/Mf4W5ASAdD
— Diane Doniol-Valcroze (@ddoniolvalcroze) March 21, 2021
Really cool video of the cinder cone collapsing at the volcanic eruption in Fagradalsfjall Iceland https://t.co/PT0nylpnpE pic.twitter.com/I9sfMbNBCr
— Anthony Quintano Photography (@AnthonyQuintano) March 21, 2021
Volcano headlining a festival #Reykjanes pic.twitter.com/dMFnXSytr6
— Dr. Evgenia Ilyinskaya (@EIlyinskaya) March 21, 2021
To be fair, this is going to make Mars Sample Return a *lot* easier pic.twitter.com/6BOzgG4yMw
— Prof. Paul Byrne (@ThePlanetaryGuy) March 21, 2021
In 1930 the Indiana Bell building was rotated 90°. Over a month, the structure was moved 15 inch/hr, all while 600 employees still worked there. There was no interruption to gas, heat, electricity, water, sewage, or the telephone service they provided. No one inside felt it move. pic.twitter.com/07lf2hsgGT
— Stefan Plattner (@splattne) March 21, 2021
Taiwan was engulfed in "salmon chaos" (鮭魚之亂) this week as more than 300 people legally changed their names to "salmon" (鮭魚) to take advantage of a promotion at a Taiwanese sushi chain.
— Nick Kapur (@nick_kapur) March 20, 2021
A thread.
1/https://t.co/gT42LaNCjK
Remote working life. pic.twitter.com/UosnGNH12P
— Kaspersky (@kaspersky) March 20, 2021
Never mind that India has had successful vaccination campaigns of various types for decades well before Modi even came on the scene. To think this guy passes off for a journalist, that too a senior editor in India. #LapDogMedia https://t.co/iAA4HrJkKu
— Rupa Subramanya (@rupasubramanya) March 20, 2021
Some more giant abyssal dunes pic.twitter.com/BblZz2wEoH
— Daan Beelen (@daanosaurus_rex) March 20, 2021
March 20, 1956, Mount Bezymianny on the Kamchatka Peninsula explodes 🌋
— History_of_Geology (@Geology_History) March 20, 2021
The air waves induced a tsunami across the Pacific, even though Bezymianny is not located on the ocean https://t.co/0IGlnnnPNt pic.twitter.com/eBWe7hyVlq
Abyssal dunes (sometimes called mudwaves) at the bottom of the ocean can be massive, taller than the Eifel Tower. pic.twitter.com/oxZB6IHXZs
— Daan Beelen (@daanosaurus_rex) March 19, 2021
Satisfying shadows for perfectionists pic.twitter.com/6JibDWXlqm
— Joaquim Campa (@JoaquimCampa) March 18, 2021
Giant walrus having a nap on a Russian submarine. pic.twitter.com/LEWNmbRZce
— Human For Scale (@humanforscaIe) March 18, 2021
This grain of muscovite had a really rough time in a mylonite, but it survived. XPL image, width ~ 0.8 mm. #ThinSectionThursday pic.twitter.com/9XNSMbYARj
— Hugo van Schrojenstein Lantman (@HugoLantman) March 18, 2021
We Indians are not responsible for plastics bags in oceans.
— Manish Sharma (@ManishS_SG) March 17, 2021
All our plastic bags are in a plastic bag hanging behind the kitchen door.
Why was Elon willing to pull out of the Brandenburg factory if he couldn’t refer to it as being in Berlin (watch 6 minutes in)? I suggest that Elon understands the narrative is more important than the substance for $TSLA.https://t.co/ts9c2KFjz5
— Adam Gausepohl (@AdamGausepohl) March 17, 2021
Terrible news about Sabine Schmitz. Such a sunny person and so full of beans.
— Jeremy Clarkson (@JeremyClarkson) March 17, 2021
Pfizer have reported 25 cases of bloodclotting in 11 million vaccinations.
— Ryan Capperauld (@ryancapperauld) March 15, 2021
Astrazeneca have reported 28 cases in 10 million.
Why is one suspended and not the other?
The simple answer is politics. Both vaccines are 100% perfectly safe.
Concentric inclusion in a pyroxene crystal (high interference colors) in a monzonite from type locality (Monzoni massif), Italy. XPL (cross polarised light) image, 10x (Field of view = 2mm)#alexstrekeisen #geology #thinsection pic.twitter.com/NmW8VO8EeL
— Alexstrekeisen (@alexstrekeisen) March 16, 2021
Mg x-ray intensity map of olivine collected from Clear Lake volcanic field CA. Our new probe is almost ready to go! pic.twitter.com/PWBwg2PsxB
— Dr. Dawn Ruth (@rockdoc11) March 16, 2021
The Ottoman architect Mimar Sinan (1490-1588) integrated into the mosques that he designed this rotating piece. If after an #earthquake it could not be rotated anymore, it meant that the building had suffered structural damage. https://t.co/jtn3Iw4kkt
— Gilles Mazet-Roux (@gmazet) March 15, 2021
Ice is cool, literally and figuratively! Water expands as it freezes, so if the surface of the water freezes fist, the remaining water will try to escape the upper seal as it expands. If a hole stays open, water can be pushed out and then freeze into a neat ice spike like this! https://t.co/M7eXbhXEG4
— Celeste Labedz (@celestelabedz) March 15, 2021
Caesar was stabbed 4 times before he fell. Brutus was the fifth, delivering his blow while Caesar was on the ground. His hand was bleeding, as Cassius had missed and stabbed him instead.
— Firas Cheaib (@Firsou) March 15, 2021
There were 60 conspirators. Only 5 attacked Caesar. 24 took turns stabbing him after he died
Samsung 49" CHG90 144Hz 😞😞😞 pic.twitter.com/1vgSh3GiV4
— CryptoInsane (@CryptoInsane) March 15, 2021
Is there anything more deserving of protest than a plan to infringe the right to protest?
— Hugh Laurie (@hughlaurie) March 15, 2021
#FooledbyRandomness
— Nassim Nicholas Taleb (@nntaleb) March 16, 2021
More than 100 Million Americans got vaccinated. In that age group about 3-4K die every day.
The odds of nobody dying since taking the vaccine is close to 0. Same with chicken soup or mastika ice cream
I've had it with conspiracy theorists.
Our paper on counter point bars, the result of a collaboration with @RiversToRocks, @the_subtender, and D. Mohrig, using @NASA_Landsat and @planetlabs data from the Mamoré River, is out in @geosociety's GSA Bulletin [1/5] https://t.co/IbQhBEZ2HK pic.twitter.com/lWPBlkxhLD
— Zoltán Sylvester (@zzsylvester) March 15, 2021
Also, the report specifically highlights the backlog on Indian immigration to the United States as a problem. pic.twitter.com/rWX9Z6a0dP
— Dhruva Jaishankar (@d_jaishankar) March 15, 2021
Continental-drift flipbook. Download the PDF to make your own: https://t.co/lAOCRXHG1h pic.twitter.com/eP2Tqh5cjm
— Steve Stewart-Williams (@SteveStuWill) March 15, 2021
what pic.twitter.com/vTsQlgM9jb
— naomi (@nrlachance) March 13, 2021
Sand sculptures by Spanish Artist Andoni Bastarrika
— Diane Doniol-Valcroze (@ddoniolvalcroze) March 14, 2021
(https://t.co/if62Y8M0LQ) pic.twitter.com/uKn24JkFrr
The internet is undefeated.. 😂 pic.twitter.com/78kgfFCFpK
— Buitengebieden (@buitengebieden_) March 14, 2021
What if South becomes North & Mountains became valleys..#Viz shows an Inverted India 😀 pic.twitter.com/iDdXoguV4t
— Raj Bhagat P #Mapper4Life (@rajbhagatt) March 14, 2021
Some kind hearted person has simplified the #ZomatoDeliveryGuy story for easy understanding. pic.twitter.com/XOeFF8r3k3
— Arun Bothra (@arunbothra) March 14, 2021
Dude explaining how he made his first $10 million:
— Dani Donovan 🧑🏻🎨 ADHD Comics (@danidonovan) March 12, 2021
1. Get up at 5:00AM every day
2. 90 minutes of cardio
3. Take a cold shower
4. Journal
5. Schedule out your day
6. Dad owns Fortune 500 company
7. Meditate
Zoned tourmaline in a altered Granite (sericitization) from St Austell, Cornwall, England. PPL (plane polarised light) image, 10x (Field of view 7 mm). #alexstrekeisen #geology #thinsection #Cornwall pic.twitter.com/MFO5ZlcS9M
— Alexstrekeisen (@alexstrekeisen) March 13, 2021
THE GREATEST RUN OUT YOU'VE NEVER WATCHED ft. @faf1307 !
— RandomCricketPhotos&Videos (@RandomCricketP1) March 12, 2021
I wonder if Richie was the commentator, would he have quipped, "You wouldn't believe it. He's done him between his legs."
For the uninitiated, that's what Benaud said when Warne famously bowled Basit Ali with a ripper! pic.twitter.com/mN7MFR6FyQ
How it started How it’s going pic.twitter.com/ZvYAnRWRFq
— Roy Edroso (@edroso) March 11, 2021
A drone operator shot a short video in a Minneapolis bowling alley to rally support for the business. It was viewed hundreds of thousands of times on social media and won high praise from Hollywood directors. https://t.co/1hzsXQa7ev pic.twitter.com/1SHY1HDy1d
— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 11, 2021
How paint can change a room. https://t.co/Aw4A2Upr0m pic.twitter.com/TGAmqkNutD
— Steve Stewart-Williams (@SteveStuWill) March 11, 2021
I’ve just worked out that the magnitude 9.5 Chile earthquake in 1960 - the largest quake ever recorded - shifted a fault the size of the entire UK - by up 50 metres. That area is mind blowing & explains why the rupture accounts for nearly 1/4 of all quake energy since 1900
— Dr Stephen Hicks 🇪🇺 (@seismo_steve) March 11, 2021
🤯🤯🤯 https://t.co/oxRoatGjxg
Wall Street loves finding fee machines.
— Genevieve Roch-Decter, CFA (@GRDecter) March 11, 2021
It rinses, washes & repeats them.
Until it overdoses on its own success.
Time for a thread 👇👇👇
holy fuck.
— beeple (@beeple) March 11, 2021
Mary's cool slow-motion SN10 video gives us insight of the speed of the runaway composite overwrapped pressure vessel (COPV) after Starship smashed to the ground. https://t.co/KlLKQLnk0k @NASASpaceflight @SpaceX @BocaChicaGal pic.twitter.com/8jSFAqADYR
— Jay L. DeShetler (@jdeshetler) March 11, 2021
Never knew I needed this in my life till now, but behold the three most based and most recent Fed chairs: pic.twitter.com/vw3pOoPCbF
— Trevor Chow (@tmychow) March 10, 2021
East and Vertical ground displacements in the ongoing volcano-tectonic crisis southwest of Reykjavík, dominated by strong left-lateral shear and symmetric vertical displacements over the NE-oriented opening. (desc./asc. InSAR data 1-7 March and 3-9 March used in the derivation). pic.twitter.com/e1qOPWzgtK
— Sigurjón (Sjonni) Jónsson (@Sjonni_KAUST) March 11, 2021
Just think about it deeply. Then forget it, and an idea will jump up in your face.
— Mad Men Quotes (@MadMenQts) March 11, 2021
-Don Draper pic.twitter.com/6lPyOxCXci
Such rains are like helping hands of God. One can see the happiness of lady forester involved in firefighting in Similipal, Odisha. Good news is that fire is under control as per the current MODIS satellite data.
— Ramesh Pandey (@rameshpandeyifs) March 10, 2021
Via @ykmohanta pic.twitter.com/6RVagrCxQz
Made them look so easy, didn't he? pic.twitter.com/vPZIha8ppw
— RandomCricketPhotos&Videos (@RandomCricketP1) March 11, 2021
Tiktok is undefeated in easily digestible educational content pic.twitter.com/X6NKVw6rli
— Openly Black Mikki Kendall (@Karnythia) March 10, 2021
You’re looking at the real deal images I used to make my pinpoint landing. This is how I quickly got my bearings and picked the safest target in the last three minutes before touchdown. How it works: https://t.co/Q1dBl8ZH8x pic.twitter.com/HK6uuKbLcQ
— NASA's Perseverance Mars Rover (@NASAPersevere) March 11, 2021
Just a matter of time before GameStop does a stock split, gets added to the S&P 500 and converts its balance sheet to bitcoin.
— Douglas A. Boneparth (@dougboneparth) March 10, 2021
1/ I will tell you very simply why this notion of “overmatch” is not a thing. A true turd burger. First, no matter how many nuclear weapons Russia and China develop, we have 12 essentially invulnerable SSBNs at sea loaded with almost 2000 nuclear warheads alone. Overmatch that. https://t.co/f3ZOqOq6PT
— Vipin Narang (@NarangVipin) March 10, 2021
$TSLA pic.twitter.com/nonwwAUZV6
— JC Oviedo (@JCOviedo6) March 9, 2021
Did you know that all the nuclear bombs we exploded in the '40s-50s-60s have permanently contaminated all the steel the world has produced since then? All steel in the world is divided into two categories: pre-1945 non-contaminated steel, and post-1945 contaminated steel.
— Navin Kabra (@NGKabra) March 9, 2021
How?
Strong Monopolies:
— Meet Shah (@ms89_meet) March 8, 2021
IRCTC 100% Market share in Rail Network.
IEX >90% market share in power trading.
Zydus wellness >90% market share in sugar free product.
Eicher motors >85% market share in 250cc bikes category.
MCX >85% market share in commodity trading.
It took 142 images to build this panoramic photo from @NASAPersevere’s MASTCAM-Z camera pic.twitter.com/1pTkD66Fnm
— TJ Cooney 🚀 (@TJ_Cooney) March 7, 2021
How wild is it that @elonmusk could become the world's richest man, despite having never run a business that made more money than it lost? He's the apotheosis of Post-Modern Capitalism™. $TSLA $TSLAQ
— John Engle, Almington Capital Merchant Bankers (@AlmingtonCap) March 7, 2021
1/5https://t.co/KPsEPDu4WK
“FINAL_VERSION.docx” pic.twitter.com/6G1nFBOYEg
— Jeremy Grossman (@Jer_Baron) March 5, 2021
Geoscience online seminars keep the community connected, but there are so many that it's hard to keep track.
— Sascha Brune (@sasbrune) March 7, 2021
Here is an incomplete list of seminars.
Share your favourite geoscience seminars by replying to this tweet. Don't forget relevant links or twitter handles. pic.twitter.com/K5MQ2N3yZU
Awesome real time geomorphology. This Augmented-Reality sandbox is one of the coolest things I've seen
— Khai (@ThamKhaiMeng) March 6, 2021
pic.twitter.com/jHEmlAy12D
This Rocky Mountain big horn sheep takes out a drone...pic.twitter.com/2pgtORl12P
— Rex Chapman🏇🏼 (@RexChapman) March 6, 2021
A short virtual stroll around Mont Mercou. Built from images taken by @MarsCuriosity on sol 3049. pic.twitter.com/GwabRKqkbL
— Mattias Malmer (@3Dmattias) March 7, 2021
No cause of outage information included though, so still requires some real guess-work as to what went wrong.
— JesseJenkins (@JesseJenkins) March 5, 2021
Focus on ~12:00am-2:00am February 15th period. That's when mass generator outages sent the Texas grid dangerously close to full system blackout. https://t.co/84AVnxNmyV pic.twitter.com/Do6sJUPs6J
PPL and XPL: Shear zones in a deformed peridotite. Unknown locality. 2x image (FOV = 7mm)#alexstrekeisen #peridotite #shearzone pic.twitter.com/aNIB42Mw1c
— Alexstrekeisen (@alexstrekeisen) March 6, 2021
When an asset class grows 60x in 1 year from $1B to $60B and you’ve got:
— Genevieve Roch-Decter, CFA (@GRDecter) March 5, 2021
Mark Cuban saying it reminds him of the beginning of the Internet.
…It’s worth tuning into.
Time for a thread 👇👇👇
If, like me, you're feeling a bit overwhelmed by the wealth of information following yesterday's M7.3, M7.4 & M8.1 earthquakes in the South Pacific, then hopefully this summary map helps, which I've quickly put together. pic.twitter.com/Z6suczfCtT
— Dr Stephen Hicks 🇪🇺 (@seismo_steve) March 5, 2021
What's the difference between a M7 and a M8? https://t.co/7ciPXsvBbm pic.twitter.com/a6mnFUToYm
— IRIS Earthquake Sci (@IRIS_EPO) March 4, 2021
In 1933,the German Ministry of Propaganda, along with Ministry of Foreign Affairs, prepared a manual to show the world the glory of Germany's past. It delegated responsibility for countering false narratives,educating foreigners, also to organise tours of Germany by foreigners pic.twitter.com/Ii92MuBC48
— Suhasini Haidar (@suhasinih) March 5, 2021
Green 🟩: SN8
— Flight Club (@flightclubio) March 4, 2021
Blue 🟦: SN9
Purple 🟪: SN10
Simulated by https://t.co/oAXCKvfv1w#Starship #SpaceX pic.twitter.com/TrZz09Oz1j
Global Energy Infrastructure Emissions Database (GID) is released online! @DaboGuan @SteveDavisUCI @BoZheng18 We now public plant-level basic information and CO2 emissions of power, iron and steel, and cement as well as aggregated information in 2019. https://t.co/QThwA6OBwe pic.twitter.com/LlsC7Cedi2
— Dan Tong (@DanTong12) March 4, 2021
“A Tesla official threatened to have her led outside in handcuffs and told her, “This is what happens if you don’t know how to keep your mouth shut.”
— Shannon Stirone 💀 (@shannonmstirone) March 3, 2021
Everyone needs to read this.
Former Tesla engineer stands up to Elon Musk @latimes https://t.co/5aVfA979Kz
A famous @TIME cover story in 1989 declared India was "determinedly transforming itself into a regional superpower." Some really interesting nuggets on how the west saw India's rise then. A lot has changed. A lot hasn't. (1/n) pic.twitter.com/Ah54ndIT9D
— Arzan Tarapore (@arzandc) March 4, 2021
Best add ever? Probably yes pic.twitter.com/hpZbmX3DSd
— ️ ًًًًً (@highdopetexts) March 2, 2021
This AI-generated "DeepNostalgia" animation (by https://t.co/QdOVuzHL1E) built just from a still black and white(!!) photograph of my father when he was 16 years old is equal parts jawdropping and scary pic.twitter.com/mAr17TXp1G
— Krish Ashok (@krishashok) March 2, 2021
This thread is wild. https://t.co/23QP8gpxY2
— Vipin Narang (@NarangVipin) March 2, 2021
The colours of #Sambhar Salt Lake #Rajasthan as seen last week 😳
— Raj Bhagat P #Mapper4Life (@rajbhagatt) March 2, 2021
Data: @sentinel_hub @CopernicusEU pic.twitter.com/OnPDIxTwqn
— Out of Context Human Race (@NoContextHumans) March 2, 2021
1: Boy rapes girl
— Apoorva Mandhani (@MandhaniApoorva) March 2, 2021
2: Boy marries girl, often backed by police, courts & parents, to "save" the girl's "honour"
3: Boy rapes girl again, but now she is his wife so it isn't rape anymore, because "however brutal the husband is...can sexual intercourse between them be called rape?"
Hindustan Aeronautics concept for a loyal wingman swarm pic.twitter.com/GQV2QkUhHA
— Samuel Bendett (@SamBendett) March 2, 2021
March 2020. March 2021. pic.twitter.com/61FQ3QLtNL
— Gul Dukat (@realGulDukat) March 2, 2021
The JSDF Type 10 shows off its hydro-pneumatic suspension and super stabilised gun. Hello Arjun MK-1A, the gauntlet has been thrown... pic.twitter.com/lcBWZft8wO
— Birender Dhanoa (@bsdhanoa) March 2, 2021
Norway just put the worlds largest electric ferry ⛴ into operation. Backed by 4.3 MWh batteries this badboy can move 200 cars/24 trucks, and 600 passengers across one of Norway’s busiest routes. At 20 trips per day, requires an impressive 7.2 MW megacharger.
— Gniewomir Flis (@gnievchenko) March 1, 2021
Ht @NikolaiOrgland pic.twitter.com/PbiPL3fHks
Watched Top Gun with the kids & suddenly realised that F14 Tomcats today are as old as Spitfires were when Top Gun was released in 1986 🤯 #TopGun #TopGunMaverick pic.twitter.com/dUewInqTOV
— Dr Kevin Fong (@Kevin_Fong) March 1, 2021
Animated map shows the modern political history of the Balkans from 1796 onwards. Source: https://t.co/eVOCnWrITI pic.twitter.com/9rcrAR8b0S
— Simon Kuestenmacher (@simongerman600) March 1, 2021
Remember that vague Indian surface to surface missile threat during the Balakot crisis? Well, if this was true, it was very serious and involved a threat from Modi and dual-use, which means nuclear-capable, Prithvi missiles. Via @frank11285, cc @ArmsControlWonk @nktpnd @shashj pic.twitter.com/zl11MvzcVT
— Vipin Narang (@NarangVipin) March 1, 2021
Serpentinized dunite with mesh texture in olivine: Each olivine grain is surrounded by fibrous serpentine and black magnetite aggregates. PPL (plane polarised light) and XPL (cross polarised light) image, 2x (Field of view = 7mm). pic.twitter.com/RMzD1Ev22b
— Alexstrekeisen (@alexstrekeisen) March 1, 2021
Today in 1982, Venera 13 landed on Venus, taking the first color photos of the surface of Venus. These are my reprocessed versions of the full panoramas. pic.twitter.com/pAwRYy1Nzp
— Ted Stryk (@tsplanets) March 1, 2021
Olivine crystals with interstitial plagioclase (gray interference colors) in a cumulite from Rum layered complex (Eastern Layered Suite), Barkeval Hill. XPL (cross polarised light) Image, 2x (Field of view 7 mm). Thanks to Valentine Troll for the sample. pic.twitter.com/DkVdREb1FF
— Alexstrekeisen (@alexstrekeisen) March 1, 2021
