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The Sphinx by Ralph Waldo Emerson - Poems | Academy of American Poets
⚡ MIT: Progressions & Regressions - by jessica dai - Reboot
New York’s BQE Is Falling Apart. The City Can’t Agree on How to Fix It. - The New York Times
Why Is It So Hard to Fix Penn Station? - The New York Times
Opinion | The Quest for Perfection Is Stunting Our Society - The New York Times
Marcel J. E. Golay - Wikipedia
Ugmonk
Offrange
[1912.07291] On quasisymmetric embeddings of the Brownian map and continuum trees
[2505.01341] Diffusivity of the Lorentz mirror walk in high dimensions
Welcome to OCPF
Edges of IDEO
builders vs. prigs (ft. arjun ramani)
tautologer on X: "unless you're using every waking minute with the maximum possible efficiency, time is not your bottleneck. your true bottleneck is energy, focus, or courage. "I don't have enough time" is deep cope" / X
Hard Thing #4: The 10x Mentor - by Anna Marie Wagner
Why are we missing awe in our life - by Utsav Mamoria
Principles - Nabeel S. Qureshi
Not you looking for approval from the wrong people 🫠
Not you being a jealous b*tch instead of putting yourself out there
How to feel bad and be wrong - by Adam Mastroianni
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Why are we so tired all the time? - by Utsav Mamoria
Why are we missing awe in our life - by Utsav Mamoria
Pearl Freier on X: "Cell & gene therapies were 2.5x more likely to receive FDA approval after entering Phase 1 than other drug types according to research by the NEWDIGs initiative at Tufts Medical Center h/t @DrPHanley & @alliancerm . @NatRevDrugDisc paper below 1/n https://t.co/DN4k7qWrAt" / X
Andrew Brack on X: "@ArtirKel Parabiosis would argue a large chunk is cell extrinsic. If going all in on cell intrinsic mechanisms, I would prioritize cells that make their own organs/tissues through proliferation-HSCs, and organs that are highly secretory (making the environment) like liver." / X
José Luis Ricón Fernández de la Puente on X: "@chaklaia In every closed system entropy goes up. But we are not closed systems. If need be you can replace cells with externally made cells." / X
How to Practice the Skill of Agency - by Mike
Danny Oak on Substack: "Courage and irresponsibility are two sides of the same coin; only the outcome will reveal which you’ve flipped. I have 3 months to get the same recurring revenue that I did after 17 years at my 9-to-5. Suggestions are welcome! 😎💪😬"
Anu Atluru on Substack: "you are what you re-read"
How to Innovate When Nothing is Defensible Anymore
Cellular alchemy - by Zack Chiang - cellular alchemy
The 23andMe Deal - Cremieux Recueil
Drug Repurposing: How Often Does It Work? | Science | AAAS
pathsofstoicism on Substack: "Repetition isn’t discipline. It’s identity installation. Habits aren’t tasks. They’re evidence. You’re not brushing your teeth. You’re becoming the person who doesn’t miss. You’re not journaling. You’re building a mind that confronts itself daily. You’re not working out. You…"
being too ambitious is a clever form of self-sabotage
Your Health - Function Dashboard
Cultivating a state of mind where new ideas are born
These 3 decisions will determine if you get rich
The New Porn - by Abram Shaffer - This Is a Thesis
you’re a bitch, and that’s why we lack community - by maisa
gor (@goranshbharal): "i don’t think we talk enough about emotional clutter. the way we carry old versions of ourselves, old hopes, old conversations that never ended right. things we don’t need anymore, but can’t quite throw away. we tidy our homes, but not our hearts. maybe peace is just learning ho…"
How to increase your surface area for luck - by Cate Hall
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Agnes Callard Quotes (Author of Open Socrates)
SOFT GIRL ERA: The rise AND RISE of *soft girls* and hyper-femininity - YouTube
DedCool's Carina Chaz on 'reshaping the way fragrance is defined and experienced' - Glossy
'It’s like a cult': How online perfume communities are shaping the fragrance industry  - Glossy
COVID-19 Showed Who Really Owns Public Spaces. It’s Not the Public | The Walrus
What the Most Famous Book About Trauma Gets Wrong – Mother Jones
On the Arrest of an Autocrat - Columbia Journalism Review