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@WomanDefiner Dave Chappelle ran out of interesting things to say.

Dave Chappelle had a new comedy special and almost nobody cared. His time is over.

@JoeCassandra @operationdanish How's their baseline stress?

@operationdanish All 4 of our kids we used cry it out They're all loving, caring kids towards us and others

What if the “Cry It Out” sleep training (aka extinction-based sleep training) has contributed to mental health issues in young people? In some ways, it’s the most insane thing to do to a child (and is based on incredibly poor science). For centuries, families co-slept without issues, but in modern times, it has become increasingly taboo… why? How can repeated emotional non-response to a baby be healthy? What does it do to their stress calibration, attachment expectations, and self-regulation? How does it play out in their long term relationships and social connections? I’ve read the studies and they are poorly designed and weakly supported. Yet, we have an entire generation of parents that blindly follow this insane protocol without reviewing the data themselves. To be fair, the data supporting co-sleeping is weak as well, but it has centuries of precedent so I feel much more comfortable supporting that than a new approach that was largely instituted since the 1920s. For some context, in the 20th century, behaviorist John Watson (1928), interested in making psychology a hard science, took up the crusade against affection as president of the American Psychological Association. He applied the paradigm of behaviorism to childrearing, warning about the dangers of “too much mother love”. The 20th century was the time when “science" was assumed to know better than mothers, grandmothers, and families about how to raise a child. Too much kindness to a baby would result in a whiney, dependent, failed human being. A government pamphlet from the time recommended that "mothering meant holding the baby quietly, in tranquility-inducing positions" and that "the mother should stop immediately if her arms feel tired" because "the baby is never to inconvenience the adult." A baby older than six months "should be taught to sit silently in the crib; otherwise, he might need to be constantly watched and entertained by the mother, a serious waste of time." The truth is the opposite. We now know that ignoring a child raising cortisol levels and hurts trust and attachment. Yet, every young parent I know today has been brainwashed to let their child cry in silence. It’s truly wild.

@sam_gzstrength You were stronger though. This is literally how farmer strength works.

Freshman year of high school a couple of buddy’s and I were seeing if we could rep the 45lb bar 100 times. A football coach walked by and said “Congrats now you are really tired and aren’t any stronger” I think about this a lot.

@simonsarris @EdwinaPJones @maiab That's because they're overworked and stressed out.

@EdwinaPJones @maiab in Japan its mostly stroke if you want a crazy read: karger.com/anm/article-pd…

my mom was a nutritionist for 40 year telling people they could, with the right diet, avoid statins to control their cholesterol. now she has high cholesterol despite an impeccable diet and says “it’s all a crock of shit!”

easy.

White guys will see this and say "hell yeah!"

Chamath after making $4B from a seed investment in Groq (just announced $20B sale to NVIDIA) One of the best venture outcomes of all time

@NaylorInvesting @WealthCoachMak Robinhood or trading view. Just select the option you want and open the chart.

@WealthCoachMak Is there a way to see whether a particular options contract is higher or lower than it has been historically. Lots of people saying options were higher a few months ago. How can I check these sort of trends?

$VIX is still below 14 Selling Options is not the best thing to do in this environment Especially selling puts

@uncledoomer Zero

what are the odds that "microplastics" are another fake thing that they want us to be scared of, like covid or global warming

@FinancialPhys @BobbyPolzer The central bank is not capitalism.

@BobbyPolzer And yet both socialism and capitalism have central banks conjuring money and the same people controlling its direction 🤷‍♂️

If capitalism lifts people out of poverty Why is there so much poverty?

@innoutburger_ Yes

If In-N-Out charged $2 dollars more for beef tallow fries, would you buy it?

@levelsio Apple sucks these days. Get an android.

Half the time captive portals will not open for me on iOS and I have to open Safari to browse to 1.1.1.1 and then it'll redirect me to the hotel WiFi Anyone else have this?

@nearcyan Yes

anyone else worried we get like a super carrington event and all major power transformers blow and since we have no backups and prod time is 2yrs the entire country has a 2yr blackout and the government collapses and we starve to death saying “no one could have predicted this”

@WhaleSharksHF @midascabal What is LEAPs?

@midascabal $TDOC will ride again LEAPs will mint millionaires

What’s the best stock under $5B market cap? I want the next multibagger... not $ASST $IREN or $CIFR

@BecomingCritter Berries. All the berries. 1-2 pounds per day.

nutrition is bullshit but if you had to bet on a few foods being genuinely good for you what would you bet on? (not like, you only eat those foods, but say you eat them regularly & they improve your life)

@cremieuxrecueil This chart is an abomination.

DOGE really did axe the federal workforce.

@biocheMichael @Rainmaker1973 What if they're storage containers reserved for special circumstances? Any evidence for or against this hypothesis?

I did some work on vaults at my last job. We were doing some cool stuff with RNA binding proteins and nucleic acid hybridization to deliver stuff with the vault. They spend part of the time open - like a clamshell of sorts. The inside is huge. They are made in just about every cell we’ve looked We don’t know why they exist afaik

The most enigmatic structure in cell biology: the Vault. Often missing from science text books, it has been 40 years since the discovery of these giant, half-empty structures, produced within nearly every cell, of every animals, on the planet.

@cobie @chamath Hi steaks

@chamath Hi stakes

I’ve observed a few hi stakes negotiations over the years and one tactic I’ve seen work well over and over is when you find the leverage to bring your opponent to the edge of the cliff, hold them over the cliff so they see the abyss and threaten to push them off. Turns out when you then don’t push them, but back off, they often develop Stockholm syndrome and give you more than you would have otherwise because they are thankful for the reprieve. I don’t know that this is the plan here but the conditions for that are the same. 75 countries are on a 90 day shot clock to get a grand bargain done. Based on what I’ve heard from some of them, they are thankful for a chance to egress off the tariff highway and find a new normal - even if that’s much worse for them than what it was previously.

@cyrilXBT Who do you like?

It always starts the same: – Nobody’s watching – Price is flat – Devs are building Then boom… The ones who stayed are the ones who win.

@nikillinit I feel personally attacked.

Guy in his 30s trying to ”exit the career rat race”