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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Aug 20

    We put together a list of the Top 25 Science YouTubers and noticed a few things: -There's not a single person of colour -There is only one female (solo) channel It's a tough conversation, but we need to talk about diversity in science.

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  2. Sep 6

    If you want someone to stop talking start yelling ‘TAA TAA’ in reference to a stop codon

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  3. Retweeted
    Sep 4

    The fact that Facebook has a whole division dedicated to brain-machine interface research will never not be concerning to me.

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  4. Sep 4

    The incomparable breaking down Neuralink so you actually understand what it means for the future. She talks about your brain, the ethical implications plus the hype / overhype.

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  5. Sep 4

    FINALLY had a chance to watch "Emily's Wonder Lab" with and OH MY GOSH! So adorable, inspiring, and educational! If you've got young ones interested in science it's a MUST! I was smiling ear to ear the whole time. So proud of you Emily, thanks for everything you do!

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  6. Retweeted
    Jul 25

    I've been binging on the most interesting podcast, which is . I've been listening since last weekend. I'm loving the podcast gays. Keep doing what you love and don't give up.

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  7. Sep 3

    TIP FOR COVID, VENTILATION AND BACK TO SCHOOL: if you have access to a fan, don’t have it blow fresh air in, face the fan OUTSIDE so it pulls inside air out! It may seem counter intuitive but will be more helpful for ventilation based on recent studies.

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  8. Sep 3

    While reading about the origins of COVID-19 I learned of the cut-hunter hypothesis for origins of HIV. The virus 𝘚𝘐𝘝𝘤𝘱𝘻 may have transferred from chimpanzee to human through open wounds while snaring the animal. Prior to this I'd only been told homophobic origin stories.

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  9. Sep 2

    The centrifugal force was off and our lives were changed forever.

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  10. Sep 2

    that's some wet ass planet

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  11. Sep 1

    We stan the truth!!!

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  12. Retweeted
    Aug 31

    Hey y'all. Science.Uncovered has just taken over Insta talking about which is just too many science things l like in one place! Check it out!

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    Aug 20

    Mitch and Greg from ASAP science are starting a great convo and highlighted other work like , , , , and

    We put together a list of the Top 25 Science YouTubers and noticed a few things: -There's not a single person of colour -There is only one female (solo) channel It's a tough conversation, but we need to talk about diversity in science.
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  14. Aug 20

    So many dudes are pressed about our video today, which is super interesting because as queers we’re always told we’re the weak ones but it’s like, we’re just stating the obvious, dudes why so weak?

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  15. Aug 20

    El oh el to the comments on our recent video. White people will jump through MANY A HOOP to not admit they have privilege but it’s like HUNNI THE GIG IS UP!

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  16. Retweeted
    Aug 20
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    While it’s nice to think that we live in such a post-problematic society, the truth right now is that representation does matter; in getting more people involved within science and within discussions around science. It’s important for people to be represented to feel involved.

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  17. Aug 20

    Thank you Emily!!! We love you.

    Mitch and Greg from ASAP science are starting a great convo and highlighted other work like , , , , and
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  18. Retweeted
    Aug 20

    We need to talk about diversity in science. A really important discussion from

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  19. Retweeted
    Aug 20

    If you are a STEAM enthusiast then take a couple minutes of your time to watch this video from guys, which highlights a really important issues. I for myself have questioned a lot and wanted to diversify my consumption

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  20. Aug 20

    We are used to the racist / homophobic youtube comments. We flagged the word ‘faggot’ and can see it in the backend, so every once in awhile I put on Adele and read the thousands of times people have called us ‘faggots’ ... then I take a deep breath and keep going 💁🏼‍♀️

    Replying to @AsapSCIENCE
    As expected, the comments section is a downright mess, so I’ve come on Twitter to commend you all on the importance of making this video. I’ll definitely look out more diverse STEM content creators on YouTube!
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    Aug 20

    Best takes in this video by : "The best moment to talk about DE&I in Science is at a conference where everyone is white." And "It's not the burden of the minorities to get the job done".

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