Pierre A Fournier
@pafournier.bsky.social
CEO @ Hexoskin, optimist, always learning, keeping an open mind.
Medical research, human spaceflight, health economics, data, math & AI.
Phoenix ✈️ Montréal
Medical research, human spaceflight, health economics, data, math & AI.
Phoenix ✈️ Montréal
"Does anyone really believe the stock market is what drives spending for the 90% who only own 13% of equities?"
OTOH the 10% that owns 87% of the stock market makes up 50% of consumer spending, so I wouldn't expect the wealth effect to be completely nil either.
OTOH the 10% that owns 87% of the stock market makes up 50% of consumer spending, so I wouldn't expect the wealth effect to be completely nil either.
October 24, 2025 at 4:16 PM
"Does anyone really believe the stock market is what drives spending for the 90% who only own 13% of equities?"
OTOH the 10% that owns 87% of the stock market makes up 50% of consumer spending, so I wouldn't expect the wealth effect to be completely nil either.
OTOH the 10% that owns 87% of the stock market makes up 50% of consumer spending, so I wouldn't expect the wealth effect to be completely nil either.
800,000 is a nice round number, we don't get these often.
September 24, 2025 at 2:58 PM
800,000 is a nice round number, we don't get these often.
I'm at the event to present early results of digital biomarkers for Rett Syndrome developed with Hexoskin data, work that we've done thanks to the support of the Rett Syndrome Research Trust. Hopefully we'll be able to share a paper on this soon!
September 11, 2025 at 4:45 AM
I'm at the event to present early results of digital biomarkers for Rett Syndrome developed with Hexoskin data, work that we've done thanks to the support of the Rett Syndrome Research Trust. Hopefully we'll be able to share a paper on this soon!
Andrew Noymer de UC Irvine résume les faits qui soutiennent l'hypothèse du labo ici: www.ocregister.com/2025/03/12/c...
COVID likely came from a lab, and it matters enormously to prevent another pandemic
Public health dodges this question at its own peril.
www.ocregister.com
March 15, 2025 at 5:47 AM
Andrew Noymer de UC Irvine résume les faits qui soutiennent l'hypothèse du labo ici: www.ocregister.com/2025/03/12/c...
Très bon article de vulgarisation, merci!
Désolé de revenir avec ça, mais pour l'origine zoonotique du virus, l'article de Cell manque cruellement d'observations directes (toujours pas de réservoir animal identifié), et les agences allemandes et américaines croient davantage à l'accident de labo...
Désolé de revenir avec ça, mais pour l'origine zoonotique du virus, l'article de Cell manque cruellement d'observations directes (toujours pas de réservoir animal identifié), et les agences allemandes et américaines croient davantage à l'accident de labo...
March 15, 2025 at 5:34 AM
Très bon article de vulgarisation, merci!
Désolé de revenir avec ça, mais pour l'origine zoonotique du virus, l'article de Cell manque cruellement d'observations directes (toujours pas de réservoir animal identifié), et les agences allemandes et américaines croient davantage à l'accident de labo...
Désolé de revenir avec ça, mais pour l'origine zoonotique du virus, l'article de Cell manque cruellement d'observations directes (toujours pas de réservoir animal identifié), et les agences allemandes et américaines croient davantage à l'accident de labo...