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Ryan Green

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Bike rider, stroller pusher, agitator @ https://t.co/G7hPuTd5SP

St. John's, NL 가입일 Nisan 2009
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Bryan Johnson
Bryan Johnson@bryan_johnson·
International travel is brutal for your health + Clotting risk triples flying > 12 h in 4 wk window + 1.7 – 3.7x anxiety, depression, alcohol dependence w traveling 21+ nights/mo + need 9 days of recovery sleep for metabolic and blood glucose control and circadian re-entrainment + sleep timing and sleep architecture didn't return to baseline even after 15 days. In addition, when traveling: + more likely to eat bad stuff + less likely to exercise + out of your routines
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Jonathan Haidt
Jonathan Haidt@JonHaidt·
Most parents wish that their kids grew up in a world with no social media. Same level of regret as for alcohol and guns. Smartphones and Youtube were lower. Bicycles were regretted by only 9%, despite kids sometimes getting hurt on bikes: @HarrisPoll nytimes.com/2025/06/18/opi…
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THE ANSWER IS NO
THE ANSWER IS NO@uknowtheanswer·
Is it fair for people to be pestering our poor overworked TAIN staffers about failing to equally mock the actions of Newfoundland’s no-name NDP candidates—when all signs suggest those poor idealistic losers haven’t even realized that the fuckin race has started?
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Newfoundland Buzz
Newfoundland Buzz@nfldbuzz·
Colourful homes of St. John’s in the winter. Taken by various members of the Camera 35 Club in Newfoundland.
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Jarrett Walker
Jarrett Walker@humantransit·
This interesting paper is not about cities. It’s about cars. It finds that cities were good at both wealth creation and economic mobility until the mid 20th century. What went wrong then? Cities started planning for cars.
Aaron M. Renn 🇺🇸@aaron_renn

"Our findings confirm that contemporary cities, particularly population-dense and expansive ones, are indeed divisive forces—acting as centers for income and wealth generation but failing to deliver equal opportunities for economic mobility"

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Jarrett Walker
Jarrett Walker@humantransit·
Remember, everyone, the problem that good public transit solves is the efficient use of space, not just the efficient use of labor. Self driving cars are still cars, the most space-wasting form of transport ever invented.
Sean Frank@Seanfrank

End of year hot take: Cancel all new train funding! We have cars that drive themselves. You can call a robot car in several cities across America- this isn’t science fiction anymore! Trains just don’t make sense in a world of autonomous vehicles

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Sridhar Ramesh
Sridhar Ramesh@RadishHarmers·
STEM is so cool. Science is amazing. Kids should develop curiosity about how the universe works and proficiency in uncovering its secrets, so that they can most effectively optimize clickthrough rates on banner ads at the bottom of VC-funded website-apps.
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The Daily Show
The Daily Show@TheDailyShow·
“The Anxious Generation” author @JonHaidt explains how the move to a phone-based childhood led to skyrocketing rates of anxiety and depression
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Jonathan Berk
Jonathan Berk@berkie1·
Montreal is leading North America as a model for how to transform streets into vibrant pedestrian spaces. This 80-page design guide from Montreal is a reminder that it takes more than just opening a street to ensure it's truly a sustainable success for all.
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Aaron Lubeck
Aaron Lubeck@aaron_lubeck·
An Americanized version of a German Christmas Village.
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