Max Unfried

The implementation of free market and capitalism in Eastern Europe made them not only much wealthier, but also significantly improved life expectancy. The only people in favor of socialism are those who have never experienced socialist misery by themselves. Don’t listen to them.

Building software has always been easier than building biology. But in 2026 building software is easier than *finding a biologist willing to beta test your software* Spaces biologists gather are flooded with requests. Getting scientists' attention is the core techbio bottleneck

Hooke's law in motion: a dancer's joints anchor a real-time spring-mass lattice. Every extension, contraction, and twist propagates tension through the system; rendering these hypnotic, radiating dashed vectors as emergent force fields.

Pause aging at 30 but keep getting older. The passage of time brings wisdom, maturity, mastery, and joy

Megyn Kelly just got brutally honest about HRT: “I’m on it and I love it.” She says it completely fixed her dry eye, cleared brain fog, improved her skin, and made her feel vibrant again — things she had no idea were hormone-related. Her attitude? “I’m going down swinging.” No shame in doing what actually works as you get older. Josh Duhamel backed her up, saying she’s the perfect poster child for it and the science is there. It’s one of the most refreshing takes I’ve heard on a topic people usually tiptoe around. Have you (or someone you know) tried HRT and seen real changes?

110.000 papers que contienen referencias inventadas solo en 2025

If men have to bear all the responsibilities of the nation, then why do women get equal voting rights?

This new study in Nature is kind of a bombshell. The takeaway seems to be that you should trust Psych research more than Economics!

I knew a student once - I was trying to get him to graduate with his PhD around his fifth year after he published a paper. I think he insisted on staying for years after. I remember he seemed to cycle through new undergraduate girlfriends with each graduating class.

“We can never just say: aging is a catastrophe, it kills more people than anything else on earth, and we should be working as hard as possible to stop it. Instead, we must carefully manage every word. Soften every ambition. Wrap every honest statement in enough qualifications that it no longer sounds alarming, which also means it no longer sounds urgent. And when someone does say the thing plainly, the response is exactly what you'd expect: they get called radical…”

One conversation I am tired of having with Americans about Germany is the “the beer there must be great.” No it isn’t. There are three beers. They’re perfectly good beers, but at times the soul cries out for a fourth or even a fifth type of beer

The long arm of Catholicism reaches to every craft beer tap on earth In the 17th century, Paulaner monks in Munich faced 40 days of Lent with zero solid food Their solution: brew a beer so thick and calorie-dense it could replace bread They called it Sankt-Vaters-Bier: Holy Father Beer Then they worried it was too delicious to count as sacrifice So they shipped a barrel to the Pope for judgment It spoiled crossing the Alps The Pope tasted it, declared drinking something so foul was penance enough, and gave his blessing That beer became the Doppelbock You can still buy it today It is called Salvator

Wow