The Science

Suicide rates vs. KIA from Iraq and Afghanistan. The numbers will shock you.

@TomBilyeu AI is a Great resource…….Welllllll

If I sold my company tomorrow, I'd build my next multi-million dollar business in 90 days using Claude. Here's the exact 5-person AI team I'd hire on day one. Steal every prompt.

@bryan_johnson Classic example of book smart over street smart. Who likes my new podcast logo?

I'm getting two vaccines next week: Tdap and shingles. The Tdap because Kate's family has a newborn and we're visiting. Shingles for the potential longevity benefits. Data we're looking at: 1. Lower Alzheimer risk with vaccination in 1.6 million people, 8 year follow up, age 65+ + Tdap/Td: 30% lower relative risk + Shingles: 25% lower + Pneumococcal: 27% lower 2. Slower biological aging from shingles vaccination in 3,884 people, age 70+ Modest but significant improvements in inflammation, epigenetic and transcriptomic aging, and composite biological age. Molecular signals strongest within 3 years; inflammation benefits emerged later. 3. Better outcomes after breakthrough shingles in 38,092 people, age 50+, median 3.6y follow up In adults who developed shingles, prior vaccination was linked to: + 41% lower all-cause mortality + 21% lower MACE (MI, stroke, PE, sudden cardiac death) + 16% lower dementia risk Note: all three studies are observational. They show association, not causation. A randomized controlled trial on longevity outcomes is not feasible here as you can't randomize people to skip vaccines for years. The signal is consistent across independent large cohorts, which strengthens confidence, but the possibility of healthy vaccine bias exists in all three. People who stay current on vaccines tend to have better health behaviors overall. I find the mechanistic case for shingles specifically compelling. VZV reactivation drives neuro inflammation, and vaccination appears to blunt that cascade which is why we weight this evidence more heavily than the numbers alone.

@BrentAWilliams2 Bmj & JH. #Idiots.

Only an idiot still believes that physicians are "the third leading cause of death in the US".

@MeanderingRhode @cps_sacredheart I once had a mailman deliver mail poorly to my house….I do not hate the mail, I hate the mailman.

@MNMike99 @cps_sacredheart I had a chiropractor x-ray me once. He put the film up backwards and was talking about the subluxated rib on the wrong side. I do not have dextrocardia.

Why do physicians hate chiropractors so much? It’s super weird. Don’t they both have the same goal of healing people? Physicians claim chiropractors are dangerous, but Chiropractors have fewer lawsuits than physicians and aren’t the third leading cause of death in the US.

@MeanderingRhode @cps_sacredheart Ummm, no. Obviously, they both have their roles. Ideally people do a bit of both.

@MNMike99 @cps_sacredheart There's better evidence for PT for back pain.

@JesslovesMJK @GirardotMarc Medal of Honor is a bit much, but I’d take some dark chocolate.

There is a short list of people who have been fighting by telling the truth about the convid plandemic through data for YEARS now - all to try to save others. Tirelessly working without making a dime, and sacrificing a lot to do so. EVERY SINGLE ONE DESERVES A MEDAL OF HONOR. Bookmark this.

@thehealthb0t And reduce infection rates….. 👏.

“He may bankrupt the vaccine manufacturers & then no-one gets a vaccine”

@cps_sacredheart I love the danger observation. Lowest malpractice rates by FAR but every week I meet someone who heard about a neighbor’s veterinarian’s dog groomer who died from a neck adjustment. 🙄 There’s also the insecurity issue and ego…..

@RBystrianyk That Not what @cbs told me.

United States measles deaths per 100,000, 1900-1970.

@kare11 Those kids are so lucky…. Why were 1800s moms so much smarter than some modern MDs? pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/17875970/

The measles outbreak in South Carolina was the largest the U.S. has seen in decades. kare11.com/article/news/n…

@SteveGuest I did not have journalism coming back in 2026 on my bingo card. 👏 @CBS

Bombshell CBS News segment on the Southern Poverty Law Center indictment where the SPLC lied to donors, paid violent extremists millions, and “manufactured racism” for its own purposes “The SPLC was not dismantling these groups. It was instead manufacturing the extremism it purports to oppose.” Per Todd Blanche The Charlottesville rally leader attended “at the direction of SPLC” and made racist posts “under the supervision” of SPLC.

@MarkLazerus @RussoHockey It seems to be missing those cool ribbon things across the middle that all the other ice rinks in the league have….

It might be showing its age a bit compared with some of the new palaces being built around the league, but I still think this is one of the very best rinks in the league, if not *the* best.

The OG secretory IgA exposure. Excellent history knowledge too RL!!

@6thiagoat Listen to The Who. Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.

Someone explain this Hungary election to me, is it good or bad

@KRobbinsMN Solution is more taxes..😳😳.

Exactly! 👇 The growth in state Govt is out of control. We don’t have a revenue problem, we have a spending problem.

Yes, I was at the Illinois/Arizona party until 4am last night. It worked out for me but probably a bad idea for them given how they both played the first half….😳

@TodayUpdates0 That’s too bad. I really find the end of those ads amusing.

BREAKING 🅱️ RFK Jr is preparing to ban Pharmaceutical Ads on TV.. Thoughts?

@drdrew The entire concept of measuring lab titers of IgG and IgM and deducing that conveys “protection” in regard to a viral aerosol is pathophysiologically ludicrous. Obviously secretory IgA is the warrior at the infection site which is obviously not stimulated (or measured in studies)

Good article. What I find interesting and troubling is this quote from the article: “Several severe side effects of COVID-19 vaccination have been reported to occur in the weeks following vaccination. These include myocarditis and pericarditis, thrombosis and other rare cardiovascular events, as well as neurological complications [8–12].” If true then how can we ethically mandate the vaccine for populations for whom the risk of Omicron approaches zero. Isn’t our primary responsibility do no harm?