Bart Gonzalez

@parmita Release a video as soon as you complete a provisional patent application! Sounds dope!

We’re watching cancer cells die in 4K, in real time, with lasers. This isn’t sci-fi. it’s the future of drug discovery. If you’re a VC and want to hear what’s next, now’s the time to reach out. Never had someone not be mind blown by our mission once they hear it. 🥰

@zachpogrob Love the vibe of it Zach, well done

Building Aura is the first time in my life I've felt a little proud of myself

@Jason Lean and muscular is even better 💪 Check out myostatin inhibitors. This will be a big thing soon (can pair with GLP-1 agonists).

skinny is better than fat

@valoutofbounds Super interested! Especially if it’s fertility-maxing

I'm thinking about running a microplastic detox experiment, in public And I need 1 brave volunteer to step up Here's how it'll work: - We test how many microplastics are in you - You commit to my 5 month protocol - We retest you, we share results publicly Normally this costs a lot. I'll offer my services for free. You just need to commit to following a simple protocol Who wants to see how much microplastic they can purge?

@grok 4 also recommended these: - "Principles of Economics" by N. Gregory Mankiw - "The Wealth of Nations" by Adam Smith - "The Art of Strategy: A Game Theorist’s Guide to Success in Business and Life" by Avinash K. Dixit and Barry J. Nalebuff - "Thinking, Fast and Slow" by Daniel Kahneman - "Microeconomics" by Paul Krugman and Robin Wells - "Capital in the Twenty-First Century" by Thomas Piketty - "The General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money" by John Maynard Keynes - "Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion" by Robert Cialdini - "Poor Charlie’s Almanack" by Charlie Munger

Based on Naval's known recommendations and philosophy: Supply-and-demand: - Economics in One Lesson by Henry Hazlitt - Basic Economics by Thomas Sowell Labor-versus-capital: - Knowledge and Decisions by Thomas Sowell - The Road to Serfdom by F.A. Hayek Game theory: - The Origins of Virtue by Matt Ridley - The Compleat Strategyst by J.D. Williams

Microeconomics and game theory are fundamental. I don’t think you can be successful in business or even navigate most of our modern capitalist society without an extremely good understanding of supply-and-demand, labor-versus-capital, game theory, & those kinds of things. @naval

@zachpogrob Beds on the top floor to avoid foot noise when sleeping. Gotta lock-in when sleeping as well.

Once I make it I will purchase a building in NYC - 24/7 coffee shop on ground floor - 24/7 gym on second floor - Bunk beds in basement for The Obsessed to come visit/live in NYC with my approval It's all part of the plan.

@techartist_ very cool, thanks for sharing! will try to build a popular app and include visualizations inspired by this 🤩

Demo/Source Code: codepen.io/VoXelo/full/qE… Thanks in advance for liking and reposting. 🙏Feel free to use the code in your projects, mix it up or build on it. Workflow below…👇

I pasted the @threejs code from the previous 3D scene in Grok 4 from @xai and prompted it to create a variation with new shapes. The scene leverages custom GLSL shaders for particle behavior and click morphs between shapes. Open source code and workflow in the thread below. 🧵👇

@allegrajacchia @Live Hoping it’s good at swift 🤞

You do not want to miss this one. Watch it LIVE here on X :) @Live

It’s all water off a duck’s back when you befriend the squat rack.

@zackkanter Software is eating the world

I was talking to a SpaceX engineer ~8 years ago, asking about his day to day work, which just wasn’t making sense what I knew from my days in physical product development (Solidworks, etc). I finally asked what tool he used most when he sat down to do work – “Python” was his answer, which changed my whole understanding of how they built rockets. I asked if they had automated test suites that ran as part of a CI/CD process, which of course they did – not only that, but they had physical test rigs with parts of the rocket that ran as part of the test pipeline. Yes, there is a substantial component of traditional CAD, but by and large, it seems that SpaceX is a codebase – or at least, SpaceX is much more substantively a codebase than Boeing or Lockheed Martin are – and the fact that it is a codebase is one of the important qualities that allows them to iterate so much more quickly than traditional industry. The key reagent for accelerating our ability to dominate the world of atoms is modeling more and more physical industries and domains in code.

@bryan_johnson Which toothpaste are you using these days??

Brush your teeth immediately when you wake up. Overnight your mouth fills with acid-producing bacteria due to lower salivary flow. When you eat or drink carbs or sugars without brushing first, you feed this bacteria, which immediately producing acids, acidity increases beyond the tolerance threshold and immediately starts damaging  your enamel. Also, an epidemiological 2010 study linked poor oral hygiene to higher levels of systemic inflammation and  increased cardiovascular risk due to the spread of oral pathogens into the bloodstream. A 2020 nationwide study in Korea following 161,286 subjects for a median of 10.5 years found that frequent tooth brushing (3 or more times a day) significantly reduced the risk of atrial fibrillation and heart failure by an average of 10% and 12%, respectively. Source: Joshipura et al., 2009. BMJ. & Source: Lockhart et al., 2012. Circulation.

@BetterBiom @briangates31 Man, @BetterBiom, you have a lot of fans! Will have to give it a try!

@briangates31 @BartGGonzalez 💛

Tried David’s hydroxyapatite toothpaste and it feels like my teeth are rotting by noon. Any suggestions on specific brands? Sticking with Colgate Total until there is a natural toothpaste that actually works 🦷

@FitFounder Been doing this for 2 minutes each side for a few months and it has helped loosen my hips so much. Now I need something for the desk induced knot in my right trap.

This stretch should be mandatory for desk workers. It's called the Couch Stretch. When you sit for long periods, you create tight hips and hip flexors. This stretch relieves the tightness, improves posture while preventing lower back pain. Aim for 30-60 seconds per side.

@sweatystartup Buying it now 🙌 Will report back if my teeth fall out or not 😜

“The question isn’t who is going to let me; it’s who is going to stop me.” Ayn Rand, The Fountainhead

That’s how we win.

Learn and move as fast as you can; type so fast that you are out of breath.

Paid to boost this without anything to sell. Part experiment. Part motivation for you.