Starting a thread with the music I like, an eclectic mix of Indian classical, world music, jazz + others. Later additions will come below [@PMenonIFPRI] Alison Brown Quartet's "Under the Five Wire" from Bluegrass Underground ... https://t.co/gqv8hi2fKQ via @YouTube

Why didn’t help arrive @nytimes, who killed the rescue workers? How many times will you avoid naming Hind’s killer?

Earlier this year, I had to withdraw an essay on genocide hours before it was to be published due to senior Harvard administrators’ threats to my Harvard-employed coauthor. Last week, they fired Mary Bassett for refusing to ignore Palestine. My response: https://t.co/M7BnOhPP3K

Targeting international human rights workers, journalists, lawyers and judges with sanctions to intimidate them from doing thier work is transnational repression, petty and shameful.

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A research study by Ashoka University Professor Gautam Menon (@MenonBioPhysics) and PhD student Philip Cherian examining how an H5N1 outbreak could unfold in humans has been featured in the BBC and Nature India. The peer-reviewed modelling study, published in BMC Public Health,

No major U.S. distributor is willing to show a powerful film about how Israeli authorities refused to allow the rescue of a five-year-old girl, the sole survivor in a car filled with family members, who in turn was then killed.

Been thinking about this tweet ever since I saw it. Mainstream American journalists think unilateral US sanctions are *the actual international law*, and anyone who tries to circumvent them is a criminal. These are the people who are informing the American public about the world.

We simulated how an H5N1 outbreak might unfold in humans and possible early interventions, using BharatSim. BBC coverage of our work is here. https://t.co/anXGxqKGAv

All too true.

It’s genuinely disturbing that Israel is arguing that objecting to their genocide is equivalent to murdering Jews and the corporate media is treating this as though it is a sensible position. This means all of us can potentially be considered terrorists for doing the right thing.

Fascinating view of what's to come, some of it a reasonable extrapolation, some a bit far-fetched. There's a need for a whole lot of ethics discussion around these developments, something that is barely there at the moment.

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Remember, all data shows that vehicles are the #1 pollutant in Delhi. But yet, Delhi keeps on adding cars and motorcycles like there's no tomorrow. No push for public transport. The state seems helpless.

Now you know what wall-to-wall coverage and global condemnation looks like—rightfully so for an appalling attack on the Jewish community. You also know lack of coverage or outrage for the daily slaughter and terror Palestinians face is a choice. True humanity isn’t selective.

This is where we’re at.

Beyond Causality In recent weeks there has been renewed discussion about causality, sparked in part by the growing interaction between computer science and economics. But what can we learn from fields that have already moved beyond causality? Not because causality is

I literally can’t think of a better or clearer definition of white supremacy than this:

🗳️ The United States cast the sole NO vote on two UN General Assembly resolutions today: one on protecting humanitarian and United Nations personnel, and another on international cooperation during natural disasters. The U.S. mission said it opposed both because it saw the

Sounds exactly like(some of) us.

'Fundamental physics' often leaves out condensed matter physics, although essentially all the interesting unexpected (except 'dark energy') discoveries in physics since 1975 have been in condensed matter: QHE, FQHE, quasicrystal, high-T_c SC, heavy fermions, graphene, moire....