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everything is an uncertainty problem which is a courage problem which is a faith problem

@stuartbuck1 damn tooting your own horn now eh

@aishdoingthings you have brilliant and perceptive advisors!

we’d rather execute than talk but we were told to post more: last summer when IPAM lost federal funding mid-cycle, we flew to LA and moved $ same-day so they could make payroll it isn’t a billion dollars but enough to keep Terence Tao’s team going until the system caught up analoguegroup.org/newsroom/analo…

@gmoipar @stuartbuck1 thanks baddie

@aishdoingthings @stuartbuck1 this is amazinggg

“Look for the helpers.” Mr. Rogers.

analogue does vital work

@josephjojoe appreciate you jojoe

@aishdoingthings fascinating

@stuartbuck1 type shiiiiii

@aishdoingthings so true bestie

@RsndSpeculation the coolest

my friends are so cool

@julianboolean_ thanks julian boolean

@aishdoingthings very cool!

You usually have to find a way to toot your own horn. No one else will do it; they are mostly worried about tooting their own horn. And amongst all the horn-tooting, people/orgs who silently do good work can get overlooked! True as to office politics & public communications.

picking up when the govt dropped offff

@DamonCrockett thanks mr crockett

@aishdoingthings Oh very cool!

definitely riding off @dwarkesh_sp new terry episode and want to use it to highlight how we’ve thought extensively about institutional science funding and are working to rethink all da things open.substack.com/pub/goodscienc…

@tamarawinter the first half of this essay is AI generated to showcase the fragility of borrowed intelligence while talking about the fragility of borrowed intelligence aishwaryadoingthings.com/the-fragility-…

“Few safeguards” and all you need is a sentient editor

The lovers cigarette holder designed by robert stern in 1954

i think getting rid of instagram a few years ago will likely be the most important decision of my 20s looking back

Convertible driving through the ruins of war. Beirut, Lebanon 2006 | Spencer Platt

@aishdoingthings @bryanlehrer @komorama totally agree — media ecology is vital right now. my dad’s last speech, the night before he died, was all about the McLuhan (a little different than the Postman/NYC) approach to media ecology. “Media ecology is not a spectator sport.” youtu.be/dbs3Fp0Uu5k?si…

@bryanlehrer @amicusadastra @komorama

‘Media ecology’ might be the most important (and neglected) discipline of our time Next week on the 25th, some the world’s leading media ecologists will be giving a (free) introduction to the subject at a club on gramercy park in nyc. I’ll be there! nysgs.org/event-6598129