
Alex Taghavian
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Alex Taghavian
@ATaghavian
Partner @CapImpact | Amateur chef, loves Sacramento, diehard @Czarface_eso fan
Sacramento, CA Katılım Şubat 2014
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Mike Brown describes one of my favorite concepts here with his take on the @nyknicks being "Antifragile".
@nntaleb says "Wind extinguishes a candle 🕯️ but energizes fire.” 🔥
Same composition, but different response to the conditions.
Being Antifragile describes a team that doesn’t merely survive stress, chaos, volatility, or pressure... it actually gets stronger because of it.
Inversely, when organizations eliminate all discomfort, all mistakes, all conflict, and all pressure, they unintentionally create weakness. #EasternConferenceFinals #ECF
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@WellBuiltStyle These are great. I’d also add kitchen gear. Iron skillet, Japanese knives, whiskey glasses, old cookbooks.
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Items you could conceivably pass on to your son(s)
A watch
A grenadine silk tie
A full grain leather duffel or weekender
A signet ring
Quality outerwear made from wool or leather - same goes for knitwear (especially cashmere)
Quality dress shoes (Goodyear welted)
Keep this in mind for the next thing you add to your wardrobe.
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@oasishealthapp Do other soda & canned drink makers use a different process for the can lining? Very curious about Spindrift.
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One can of Coke contains 3.7 MILLION plastic particles.
That’s what researchers at Columbia just found in a single 12oz can of Coke. Most are nanoplastics — small enough to cross into your bloodstream, brain, and organs. And nearly half are polyethylene, the exact plastic used to line the inside of every “aluminum” can.
The label says aluminum. It doesn’t mention the plastic lining — added because soda is acidic enough to corrode the metal. Instead, that acid breaks down the plastic and shedds millions of particles into every sip.
Big brands hate transparency. That’s why we built @oasishealthapp
Find safer sodas on Oasis.


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@oasishealthapp Need the @VeraSaltCo equivalent for bottled water asap.
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100% of the top waters found with microplastics:
- Icelandic: 1377 particles per liter (highest)
- Hallstein: 136 particles per liter
- Aqua Carpatica: 73 particles per liter
- Mountain Valley: 18 particles per liter
- Evian: 6 particles per liter (plastic, expected)
Find our full plastic reports on Oasis app


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Children living near Driscoll's strawberry farms have a 38% higher childhood cancer rate than average.
But Driscoll's can't be sued for any of it.
They don't own a single farm, grow a single berry or apply an ounce of pesticides themselves
They are a genetics and marketing company making $3 billion a year, licensing plant patents to over 700 farms and taking a cut.
Their president said it himself: "Driscoll's is not involved in the fruit farming"
Researchers identified 13 pesticides linked to childhood cancer when sprayed within 2.5 miles of a home.
98.5% of those leukemia-linked pesticides were applied in Watsonville, California (Driscoll's main strawberry operation).
- Schools sit just yards from the fields
- 41,000 lbs of pesticides applied within 1 sq mi of an elementary school
- Pesticides linger in the air for up to 72 hours
Driscoll's is currently #1 strawberry in the U.S.
Check for pesticide testing on the Oasis app


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Imagine if we got a Michael Jackson album executive produced by The Neptunes in the late 90’s and early 2000’s with production like:
- U Dont Have To Call by Usher
- Touch by Omarion
- Rock Your Body by Justin Timberlake
- Wanna Love You Girl by Robin Thicke
- Superthug by Nore
blaccmass (away)@blaccmassxx
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We’ve had war in the Middle East, unpredictable tariffs, and stubborn inflation, among other headwinds—yet U.S. stock prices keep climbing. The S&P 500 has now recovered every Iran-related loss and is up more than 15 percent since late March. As Tyler Cowen notes here, the market is registering something the headlines often ignore: the deep, structural resilience of the American economy. Innovation, capital markets, and entrepreneurial momentum have a mind of their own!
tylercowen@tylercowen
How is it that stock prices still can be so high? thefp.com/p/stock-market…
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