Eric

@InTheMoneyAdam @joinautopilot suno.com/s/5yges4ZK1q04…

@OTM_Eric @joinautopilot You’re pathetic

As a years' long video editor and creative genius serf to this Goof of Wallstreet, please help me in the fight against my brother, @InTheMoneyAdam, on @joinautopilot to show him who is truly the little man. If I see him hold $META for one more day I'm going to vomit.

@NoahKingJr Analogue ignorance Which honestly is already happening; match made in heaven

What’s coming after Artificial intelligence?

@InTheMoneyAdam @joinautopilot You would respond to this with a CapCut gif edit I will edit a portfolio opener video that will blow your hair off from the eyebrows down

@AANmember @GreenJournal The pharmacokinetics of different delivery methods of hormones vary wildly, so of course it will have differing impact on everything from cognitive improvement (or detriment) to mood and sex drive. This just in: neurologists realize menopause affects the brain

New Study Published in Neurology Open Access: Hormone therapy type matters for #memory performance after #menopause. hubs.la/Q03FXypm0 @GreenJournal #AANscience

@Kristen54504201 @InTheMoneyAdam Thank you

@Eric_No_Salt @InTheMoneyAdam Sadly, this is more the norm than not these days. I’ve been there. I’m glad you’re getting the correct treatment and hope you make a full recovery.

This is a prime example of correlation does not equal causation. Statistically, black communities live in lower socioeconomic neighborhoods when compared to white people. So, couldn’t it be just as likely to draw the conclusion that black individuals are more likely to develop MS than white people, just like polycythemia is more prevalent in white men than in black?

Via @GreenJournal: Children from neighborhoods with a low socioeconomic status may have a higher risk of developing pediatric-onset #MultipleSclerosis— but having highly educated parents could have the opposite effect: bit.ly/4dLGvV8 #NeuroTwitter #MSResearch @AANMember

My boy @InTheMoneyAdam ran a mile today. That’s a huge (1,500) step(s) forward considering that would have been impossible three months ago. On the upswiiiiiing

Short stint in rock climbing before I got sick. I was always such a skinny kid; never into sports. Later, climbing, lifting, and cycling became a meditative process and I got addicted to challenging myself and starting as a complete beginner, seeing how far I could push it. Don’t look at the Gumby shoes for those of you who do rock climb 😬 I did quickly upgrade.

Pwning my niece in a pillow fight

Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix consoled by her father (Fred Sirieix) after ending up 6th place in the 10-metre platform final. A good father; there when he’s needed the most. #olympic2024