Michelle Longmire

This is one of my recent favorites: What If Intelligence Didn't Evolve? It "Was There" From the Start! - Bla... youtu.be/M2iX6HQOoLg?si… via @YouTube

@JTLonsdale “The chip industry produced more transistors than the combined quantity of all goods produced by all other companies, in all other industries, in all human history. Nothing else comes close.” C. Miller , Chip Wars … simply amazing

Beauty in silicon and logic systems.

@KTmBoyle One of the top reasons I have not created a mandatory work from office strategy is working moms

Had no idea it’s National Working Moms Day, or that working moms even get a day. Regular reminder that the greatest needle mover for working mothers is working from home. Incentivize employers to offer work from home as a benefit and most mothers of young children will take it.

@cremieuxrecueil @rtnarch We need silencing RNAs against this that can be administered intrathecally

It must be horrifying living as an APOE4 homozygote. If you live to a half-way decent dying age, you are practically guaranteed to have Alzheimer's, and you'll likely die a decade or more earlier than your APOE3 homozygote peers. We should really edit away this genotype.

@Alfred_Lin As an entrepreneur, I’ve found that in certain chapters, winning is staying in the game.

@Jason Aka “knowledge” now known as regurgitation work is over

In fairness, he nailed it

@Heatherramma @TwinkTheory I agree. I personally think it is Andrew Jacono but I do not know. Jacono is the master for all ages but his technique is phenomenal for younger patients.

@LongmireMD @TwinkTheory I’d like the name of her plastic surgeon. Not that I could afford it, but that person is the MVP.

I must say her whole Arabian comeback arc is one of the funniest pop culture things to ever happen. Move to Dubai, wife up an heir to an oil fortune, get a plastic surgeon that’s basically the Michealangelo of faces, and becomes a hallmark movie tier Christmas queen. Hilarious. If you wrote it in a novel no one would believe it. She’s lived so many lives.

@TwinkTheory Her face looks great bc she had a facelift. This is not the work of a dermatologist - saying this as a dermatologist

Groks lying but fyi if ur Dubai

@ChrisKindaReads Tolstoy

which one should be my next big book

@ChrisKindaReads Which one did you like most?

all the books i’ve finished this year. i’m addicted to big books

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USA Hockey 🥇

In a world enamored with AI, there is indescribable joy in reading the actual words written by great thinkers. This page from Stan Ulam’s biography captures the awe and beauty of this transcendent experience.

@KTmBoyle The erosion of a culture that values scientific discovery - especially in medicine - will be a difficult hurdle

It is increasingly hard for politicians to say this and to enact policies that reflect this sincerely held belief. We would be wise to make this a more common question in politics: is ours the greatest civilization in human history and how are you defending it?

“To renew the greatest civilization in human history.” 25 years ago we stopped saying this, then stopped believing it. This is the new litmus test. Can and will you say this and mean it?

Gold medals Longmire style ⚛️

@rtnarch What do we do @rtnarch ?

To invest the billions it costs to make new medicines, companies need to be able to trust the word and actions of the FDA. To capaciously change the rules at the end of the game ultimately hurts patients.

@Jason Where is the snow so good?

As good as it gets ⛷️ 💕

@WillManidis Spot on. I was surprised the Schumer article was ingested at that rate it was given it really was pretty crappy.

@kaylahaas The AI revolution really shows the human proclivity to anthropomorphize

This is worth your time. I’d just add one thing: perhaps an even greater risk is leaning into AI so hard you forget what you, the human, uniquely bring to the table.

@TruthRadarHQ @nytimes @TheAthletic 💯

🇳🇴 🏔️ Engineering That Pushes the Limits of Human Physiology Johannes Høsflot Klæbo’s success is not merely a product of genetic inheritance; it should be read as a disruptive innovation process that shattered the centuries-old static rhythm of cross-country skiing. Unlike traditional skiers, his ability to integrate running mechanicsinto skis—even while operating under oxygen debt—turns him from a crowd-pleasing athlete into a phenomenon that actively reshapes the sport itself. This dominance, now shaking the legacy of Bjørn Dæhlie’s eight Olympic gold medals, is no accident. Klæbo is a cold-blooded strategist capable of managing his heart rate while reaching speeds of up to 12 meters per second. At this level, athletic superiority doesn’t just overwhelm rivals’ physical capacity—it renders the entire tactical playbook of the discipline obsolete.

From @TheAthletic: Johannes Klaebo of Norway won gold again on Tuesday, on his quest to become the most decorated men's cross-country skiing Olympian. He is an athlete who transcends the conventional wisdom of his sport, like Alex Honnold or Shohei Ohtani. nyti.ms/4qtnJIg