WHOSTP - Tweet Data Analysis

The emotions expressed in these tweets range from honor and excitement to anger and frustration. The first tweet expresses honor and fun for hosting an event with colleagues from various government agencies. The second tweet expresses anger at the idea of "shutting down science" due to increased oversight of biomedical research. The third tweet expresses sadness at the fact that families are not allowed to travel to the US to see their loved ones. The fourth tweet expresses frustration at the fact that Ripple, a US-based company, is being given the "short end of the stick" despite playing by the rules. The fifth tweet expresses anger at the idea of "shutting down science" and the sixth expresses urgency for the government to take action to rebuild inbound travel. The seventh tweet expresses anger at the idea of government shutting down gain-of-function work. The eighth tweet expresses anger and frustration at the lack of justice and accountability for the travel ban. The ninth tweet expresses hope for a better clinical trials response to future public health emergencies. The tenth tweet expresses frustration at the apparent blessing given to Ethereum pumpers from the SEC and CFTC, while Ripple is given the short end of the stick. The eleventh tweet expresses anger at the idea of "shutting down science" and the twelfth expresses excitement for potential civic tech partnerships. The thirteenth tweet expresses hope for creating change together to improve the quality of life for the brain tumor community. The fourteenth tweet expresses frustration at the lack of action from the SEC, Gary Gensler, FINRA, and the White House. The fifteenth tweet expresses excitement for the #GovLove. The sixteenth tweet expresses humor at the idea of being a hero on a budget. The seventeenth tweet expresses enthusiasm for the upcoming Year of Evidence summative event. The eighteenth tweet expresses excitement for learning more about the opportunities for coordinated open science. The nineteenth tweet expresses excitement at the release of the draft update to the NIH's Open Access policy.