Dave Greenberger

@suekhim fractions!

AI is making kids dumber. It should be making them geniuses. Introducing Koji, the first AI tutor that gets kids to actually think. 👇

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Every hurdle AI removes, another real business gets born. We're heading toward a world where more people can self-actualize, not fewer. Listen to this one.

Jeff Bezos: "If we ran Amazon the way New York City runs their school system, the packages would take 6 weeks to arrive, we would charge you a $100 delivery fee and when the package did finally arrive, it would have the wrong item in it anyway."

Imagine the level of moral confusion it takes to wave IRGC flags, demand opponents be shot in the neck, and call it an anti-far right fascism protest.

IT’S TIME TO AMERICA-MAXX

When Ken Griffin and Citadel left Chicago: Total 3-Year Impact: $846M in lost taxes + $2.65B in lost spending = $3.5B economic hit to Illinois/Chicago (not including philanthropy losses).

@typesfast ❤️

My weekend with the kids is going to be so fun

@harleyf @jessicarhertz deceptively simple 💡

Jess has a rare superpower: She takes massive complexity and forces clarity and decisions. “The world gets more complex. Shopify absorbs it.” Molecule teams. Smaller, sharper, high agency. AI as a real teammate. Exactly the kind of COO this moment needs. @jessicarhertz 🤜🤛

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Dr. Daniel Pompa says AirPods send so much electromagnetic frequency into your brain that it's altering your DNA. He measured the AirPods himself with his own EMF device. it produced over a thousand times more EMF going directly into your brain compared to wired headphones. He tested it multiple ways. Rounded down. Still over a thousand. "Wired headphones. Always. That way you're getting rid of all of it." Most people wear AirPods for hours every day—commuting, working, exercising—with that radiation inches from their brain without thinking twice. But Pompa says the real danger depends on who you are. People who are already stressed, toxic, or dealing with chronic health issues can handle far less before it starts causing damage. "It's causing enough heat at their DNA that they're not adapting and you're altering your DNA." He compares it to cold plunging and fasting. If your body can adapt to the stress, you get stronger. If it can't, the opposite happens. He tested a shielding product expecting it to fail. It cut the EMF by roughly half. But wired eliminates it entirely. That's why he chose wired. No exceptions. "I don't risk that." — Dr. Daniel Pompa on the Alex Clark Podcast

@harleyf @BigShotPodcast 💫

Shabbat Shalom friends, I recorded a very special (and very personal!) @BigShotPodcast episode with my grandparents. My Bubby and Zadie, who are in their 90s. I’m not sharing the full episode. I really made it for my family, especially my children. But I wanted to share a few moments from our conversation. They’re not famous entrepreneurs. But everything I know about hard work, love, relationships, and living a life of purpose, I learned from them. They are my role models for life.

Watch the full video: youtu.be/6zis5P5SQiU?si…... In July 2016 Su Bin, a Chinese national, was convicted of spying for China. According to the authorities, he transferred mountains of data on various military projects, including the crown jewel of American aircraft engineering: the Lockheed Martin F-35 fighter jet. Su Bin wasn’t alone - he worked with a team of hackers. So, here’s all we know about how the team, led by Su, hacked and stole the most advanced jet at the time - and why their operation was just a small part of the picture.

@jackmoses0 🎖️

The secret of life is to approach it playfully. Everything can be approached with a sense of lightness, joy, and ease. Doesn't matter what you're doing. Working at a cafe. Meeting someone new. Going out to dinner. Taking a work call. Writing a tweet. Going on a crazy travel adventure. The illusion is that things are meant to be taken seriously. This morning, I caught myself racing against time. I had a friend arriving in Thailand. I wanted to work out, jump in the ocean, and get coffee before he got here. I was stressed and tense — battling against reality instead of flowing with it. But everything changed with one mindset shift. It's what I have tattooed on my arm: "It's all play." I decided to see the entire situation as a scene out of a movie to experience — rather than something to control and fight. Ripping my motorbike through town, jumping in the ocean, and grabbing a cappuccino became an electric experience to enjoy rather than something to rush through. My friend arrived, and the rest of the day flowed magically because my vibrational state shifted from tension to flow. So whenever you're rushing, tense, or way too serious — a red flag should go up in your mind. Life is not meant to be taken so seriously. Reality is not meant to be controlled and fought against. This is meant to be a game, a movie, an exploration in consciousness, and a journey your soul chose to experience through the character of you. Sink into that state of awareness and watch your life play out more magically than you could have ever controlled from a tense, rigid mind. It's all play.

@TheRealSantino 😬

🚨 FINLAND HAS SUCCESSFULLY TESTED A SYSTEM THAT SENDS ELECTRICITY THROUGH THE AIR Imagine walking into a room where your phone, laptop, and smartwatch begin charging automatically—no cables, no plugs, no charging pads to align perfectly. This vision of wireless electricity, long confined to science fiction, has taken a major leap toward reality as Finnish researchers successfully test systems that transmit electrical power through the air. Research teams from the University of Helsinki, University of Oulu, and Aalto University, working alongside Finnish tech companies, have demonstrated practical wireless power transmission using multiple innovative approaches including ultrasonic sound waves, electromagnetic fields, and advanced radio frequency systems. While viral social media posts claiming “electricity moves freely through air everywhere in Finland” exaggerate current capabilities, the actual Finnish breakthroughs represent genuine technological milestones with applications ranging from eliminating disposable batteries in sensors to wirelessly charging warehouse robots and potentially powering electric vehicles on the move—marking a significant step toward the clean, cord-free future of electrical distribution. by Miranda Lindale

This is unreal. Great work.

Perfectly said: At its best, marketing is a transfer of enthusiasm. When you're truly pumped about what you're doing, when you're truly driven by the vision, when you absolutely must make something that you need and want, your enthusiasm leaves a mark. It's a brand. Not the noun, but the verb.

Physical experiences are back, baby. J.Crew revived their print catalog Palantir launched a merch brand Complex is bringing back their magazine Duolingo opened pop-up stores Microsoft and Costco are launching magazines Meta is investing tens of millions in physical retail for their glasses. Notice a pattern? As digital experiences become infinitely commoditized, brands are rediscovering the value of physical as their differentiating factor. I've written before about the "Head of IRL" role emerging at early-stage companies. Soon, every brand will need IRL capabilities to stand out. The pendulum is swinging back - not because digital failed, but because it succeeded to the point that scarcity now lives in the physical world.