'The rarest (and most valuable) thing on this planet: a clear mind.'
Nassim Nicholas Taleb

6. Why Biden Deserves More Praise for the Economy

The collaboration between the Biden administration and the Federal Reserve has been remarkable.

We’re attracting more foreign companies to build in America.

Not a single economist thought this would happen.

Human touch. A systematic review that underscores the physical and mental health benefits. The essence of medicine that will not be provided by #AI
nature.com/articles/s4156… Nature Human Behaviour Julian Packheiser Dr. Helena Hartmann
Frederic Michon Valeria Gazzola Social Brain Lab

Please explain how Glyphosate is banned in:

1. Austria
2. Bahrain
3. Belgium
4. Bermuda
5. Colombia
6. Czech Republic
7. Denmark
8. El Salvador
9. France
10. Germany
11. Greece
12. Italy
13. Kuwait
14. Luxembourg
15. Malta
16. Mexico
17. Netherlands
18. New Zealand
19. Northern

The New York Times recently said “nobody knows why” cancer rates among younger adults are exploding.

We know why - and it’s a statement on our times that a high schooler speaks with more moral clarity and scientific rigor than our medical leaders.

Stop drugging kids!!!

Your regular reminder:
* Strong
* Lean
* Fit (cardiovascular/metabolic)

...are related but different.

You can get the first two with relatively little time investment.

The third will cost you a big chunk of time, but pay you back with a bigger chunk of health & longevity.

Carl Sagan explains how stars are born, live, die, and give us life themarginalian.org/2014/12/17/car…

'The Pfizer Circle of Hell' 😂 - oldie but goodie!

Note: We want this experience to be accessible. Scholarships are available on our website if the program cost presents a barrier.

fundyourpurpose.com/#scholarship

'But, so and so says that if I want to improve my VO2max, high intensity is the way'

Look, I've tested the VO2max of a lot of athletes.

I've seen a lot of crappy VO2max values from athletes who emphasize low volume, hard training - in fact, that's the prototypical amateur

I know that the Romans didn’t sow Carthage with salt (that was an invention of the first Cambridge Ancient History), but I did not know this!

Barefoot mornings in Austin are the best...

Mountain Valley water is bottled here in the Ouachita Mountains of Arkansas

There are hundreds of springs flowing out of these mountains

This video is me heading out to refill at one of those springs

You can quite literally feel the difference this water has on your body

A new version of the paper using entropy-based Principal Components maps for genetic distance (vs Gaussin correlation-based methods).

Applied to the PCA of the entire world population, relative distances are markedly different!

arxiv.org/pdf/2303.12654…

Ketone bodies in cell physiology and cancer

Giacomo Giuliani and Valter Longo

'Here, we explore the impact of KBs on mammalian cell physiology, including aging and tissue regeneration. We also concentrate on KBs and cancer, given the extensive evidence that dietary

In the coming weeks, Grok will summarize these mammoth laws before they are passed by Congress, so you know what their real purpose is

Kahlil Gibran on silence, solitude, and the courage to know yourself themarginalian.org/2019/11/21/kah…

This is going to be interesting.

'Judge Demands List of All Indirect Co-Owners of OpenAI, in Libel Lawsuit Against OpenAI'

reason.com/volokh/2023/09…

#AIFraud

Is sun burning an issue for you?
Then check these out (simple and to the point post)👇

*Standard disclaimer that this post does not constitute medical advice.

First and foremost we obviously need enough sunlight exposure if we want to be healthy.

Our testosterone, insulin

John Hanning Speke had syphilis the majority of his life in the 1800s. While searching for the head of the Nile Speke contracted a fever so high it purportedly burned all the syphilis bacteria in his body, curing him of the infection.

Fever is a recuperative feature, not a bug.