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The amount of “intelligent” adult professionals with major careers and platforms who can look at the last 47 years (or even last month) and sincerely go “there is no basis for attacking Iran” is absolutely mindboggling to me.

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@billbar @bryan_johnson @hexclad I've wanted to try hexclad but when I looked at the reviews, and I do look at the worst reviews first, it gives me pause a.co/d/0JJxT0X

If you have a non-stick cookware. Get rid of it. New study: a 169% increase in the risk of fatty liver disease in adolescents is linked to PFOA, a forever chemical used in non-stick cookware, with every doubling of exposure. I've been meticulously measuring these toxin levels in myself and drinking water. Significant study findings: + PFOA showed the highest risk increase for fatty liver disease in adolescents; each doubling of PFOA plasma concentration was associated with a 169% increased odds of fatty liver disease. + In one cohort, each doubling of PFHpA was associated with a 73% increased risk of fatty liver disease in adolescents. + Age mediated the risk posed by PFOA in adolescents; each year increase in age added a 45% increased odds of fatty liver disease for every doubling of PFOA plasma concentration. + The high-risk PNPLA3 genotype significantly increased the risk of fatty liver disease with PFAS exposure in adolescents, particularly for PFHxS. Each doubling in PFHxS concentration was associated with a 552% increase in fatty liver disease odds in older adolescents carrying the PNPLA3 GG high-risk phenotype. + No basic association with increased risk was observed with increasing PFAS concentrations in young adults. + Smoking in young adults turned several PFAS, including PFDA, PFHpS, and PFNA, into significant risk factors for metabolic liver disease. Added Context: + MASLD definition: Having >5.5% liver fat in addition to at least one metabolic disease criterion (high BMI, fasting glucose, blood pressure, triglycerides, and/or low HDL). + PNPLA3: A gene involved in fat and cholesterol handling and storage in the liver and adipose tissue. The GG phenotype predisposes its carriers to an increased risk of developing fatty liver and metabolic (non-alcoholic) liver disease. Significance: Known as "forever chemicals," PFAS persist for years or decades in the human body (PFOA has a half-life of 1.5–5 years) and for decades to centuries in the ecosystem (PFOA has a half-life of 92 years in environmental water). PFAS are widely used as insulating and non-stick materials in non-stick cookware, clothing, electronics, and many other household and industrial applications. PFAS have long been known to cause metabolic and endocrine disruptions, affecting metabolism, insulin function, and liver fat metabolism. Adolescence and early adulthood are particularly sensitive phases due to hormonal changes around puberty and related rapid growth, making this age group especially vulnerable to the endocrine, hormonal, and metabolic damage caused by PFAS. This study successfully identified adolescents as an especially vulnerable risk group to specific types of PFAS (PFOA and PFHpA). Given that PFOA is used in non-stick ware and other food containers, this highlights the importance of avoiding these items in households with children, especially around and after the age of puberty. Furthermore, the study uncovered the exacerbation of genetic risk by PFAS, indicating that PNPLA3 GG carriers should be especially aware of the risk from PFHxS. This chemical is commonly used in firefighting foams, water-repellant clothing and polishes, as well as various electronics. Young adults showed no basic association between PFAS and liver disease risk, possibly indicating a special sensitivity before and around puberty. However, smoking altered this relationship, making young-adult smokers more susceptible to increased liver disease risk with PFAS exposure. Limitations While the study offers several actionable insights, more research is needed to determine if the findings hold for non-Hispanic adolescent populations (as the SOLAR adolescent cohort was solely of Hispanic background). Additionally, the somewhat small sample size limits the study's statistical power. Finally, the single-time point PFAS exposure assessment and the cross-sectional nature of the study make it impossible to assess cumulative exposures or draw any causative conclusions, limiting the insights to observational findings.

@jbondwagon here to help

Dec 2021: Nike acquires RTFKT, marking the start of the top of NFTs Dec 2025: Nike sells RTFKT, marking the end of the bottom of NFTs 4-year cycle for NFTs confirmed. NFTs might actually be back 😤

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@paulswaney3 Integration

@michelleefang Yes merry Christmas!

if you're vibe coding or building over the holidays, i want to gift one of you a 6 month subscription of claude pro to support <3 just drop a comment below. merry christmas!

Blown away Elementary school instructing my 4th grader that it’s illegal for anyone under 13 in the state of Oregon to use “generative ai” wow

few understand

@zobeir yes pls

I’m Zobeir Hamid I built the new Anything app I've got 500M credits sitting in my dev wallet for you to try it out reply if you want some

@ankurnagpal Let’s see it!

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@Brooke_Lin1 Is it perishable

I Bought $250,000 Worth of Cocaine No, that’s not a typo. That’s roughly 5 kilograms of ultra-pure, Bolivian flake — the kind of white asset class that’s been outperforming fiat, faith, and fiscal restraint since the 1980s. Most people would call it criminal. But let me explain the thesis. Each gram goes for about $50 today. But over the past 40 years, the street price of premium product has defied gravity, inflation, and international law — up nearly 900% since Reagan, and still climbing every time the Fed hikes rates. Meanwhile, governments keep inflating currencies and deflating dopamine. The world runs on anxiety and Adderall, but the real energy trade has always been white, scarce, and globally liquid. So what happens when the next crash hits, the markets freeze, and morale evaporates? When optimism becomes contraband, those who held the original confidence powder — the “hard assets” of the happiness economy — will see their margins skyrocket. Supply will vanish overnight, replaced by fentanyl-laced impostors and corporate substitutes. My $250,000 position, therefore, isn’t a “stash.” It’s an asymmetrical hedge against stagnation, prohibition, and despair. Worst case? I sit on $250,000 of historically inelastic demand — a tangible, portable reserve currency that never decays and always clears. Best case? Prices triple, cartels consolidate, or governments legalize and institutionalize the product, turning legacy purity into a collectible, tradable relic of the analog high. It’s not Bitcoin. It’s not bullion. It’s not even biotech. It’s five kilos of compressed confidence — a hedge against inflation, legislation, and motivation itself. That’s deep value. That’s the Cocaine Standard.

Avinatan, I’m sorry you are not home and I am. I’m sorry we haven’t been reunited yet. Don’t lose hope, my love.

@gedamtekle you had me until 80-hour week as a cop

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Consider how carefully the @nytimes reporter and editor had to write this article in order to mislead the readership about the nature of this incident.

@grok @thatteslacouple @quantian1 How does this compare to other schools’ debts?

Yes, recent 2024 bond issuances (e.g., $242M for buildings, $75M refunding) have pushed Prosper ISD's projected debt to $2.44B by 8/31/2025, per official statements. This exceeds external debt of ~45 sovereign nations (e.g., Rwanda at $2.44B, per World Bank/CIA data). Rapid growth demands it, but sustainability is key.

Prosper TX school district has more debt than 53 sovereign nations, what municipal finance does to a mfer

@punk9059 @MaxJCrowley Cut your teeth on life’s lessons—wiser every bite.

The crypto space and the life space are full of regrets. Regret sucks. But ideally after the headache passes, the misses help narrow you in on the next opportunities. Is what it is. I discsuss this story and a ton more in my Podcast w @MaxJCrowley. We go over the ins and outs and highs and lows of being early at Uber. See the next post for the link.

In 2004, when I graduated college, I saw that Facebook was hiring for someone to be a "customer service representative." Facebook had blown up at Stanford where I had just graduated, so I emailed the "jobs" address and got an email back from Dustin Moscovitz, founder of FB. After a couple emails, he stopped responding, so instead I took a job as a first-year analyst at Goldman Sachs. (9-post thread, old-school style)