SaiAoJin GuangZhou

No.1 cancer care center in GuangZhou, China

[三个三 @3three_AI]

一个亿万富翁用42分钟讲清楚了全球经济运作

比花20万美元读MBA课程还要直白

没有那些学院派的废话，就讲真金白银怎么流动、债务怎么运转，可能是我听过最清楚的解释

值得存下来反复看

[K-无限 @esnidie]

孙宇晨一位北大的gwy同学对他的评价，相对理性客观。大一入学，没几天就搞到了全系同学的联系方式，给每个人发了一个200字的“自我介绍”，一下子让所有同学记住了他。
大二从中文转到历史，和每个老师都“密切互动”，年年考第一。
从不参加没回报的社团活动。
来北大讲座的名师，却愿意给人家跑腿一整天，只为了换一张合影。
当年在北大，孙宇晨的同学就知道他��普通人，只是没想到，他搞得动静这么大！

转系这事就很有讲究。历史系学生少、竞争小，他算得明明白白，转过去轻松拿下年级第一。上课的时候，别的同学低头玩手机，他专门挑教授目光扫过来的时候微笑点头，论文交之前先拿给老师过目，分数能差才怪。

竞选学生会主席那波更绝。公开批评学校"会商制度"，一副为民请命的架势，其实大多数人压根不知道会商是啥。竞选当天还玩了一出"失踪"，声称被校团委限制自由，受害者人设直接拉满，票反而更多了。

2010年去《南方周末》实习，每���文章落款都特意注明"孙宇晨于《南方周末》新闻部"，借平台名气给自己镀金，为后面申请美国留学铺路。到了宾大，又参照陈独秀创办《新青年》搞了本网络杂志，结果被普林斯顿毕业生沈诞琦公开指控抄袭，人设第一次塌方。

回国后给自己贴了个"Ripple大中华区首席代表"的标签，结果Ripple官方直接打脸：查无此人。可人家不在乎，转头就上了《非你莫属》《鲁豫有约》，"北大历史系第一""90后创业者""海归精英"这些标签轮番轰炸，硬生生把自己包装成了创业偶像。

李国庆最近把话说得更透——当年孙宇晨高调宣布要投他1000万，李国庆一眼看穿直接拒绝，因为太清楚了：接了这笔钱，自己就变成对方营销剧本里的道具。北大校友群更是集体哗然，直言"以他为耻"。

说白了，孙宇晨从18岁到36岁，核心能力从来没变过——不是技术，不是学术，是营销。每一步都在算投入产出比，每一个"朋友"都是潜在的流量工具。短期来看他确实赢了，可靠算计堆起来的名气，就像沙滩上盖楼，潮水一来，随时可能塌。

[Morris @Morris_LT]

https://t.co/pzBSsnJSnl

[Justin Welsh @thejustinwelsh]

The biggest flex in your 40s is loving your spouse, enjoying your work, and feeling amazing in your body.

[Justin Welsh @thejustinwelsh]

Today, my little one-person business crossed $10M in total revenue.

It took 2,119 days, I ran zero ads & I operate at a ~89% margin.

Here are the 23 steps of my wild & strange journey:

Hope they are helpful to someone ↓

[Empire Mindset | Wealth Architect @guideforman]

10 Things You Must Quietly Eliminate to Become Powerful (Tell No One) – Machiavelli

[Morris @Morris_LT]

决定一个人长期人生质量七种能力排序：

1. 感知幸福的能力（生命质量）
这是很多成功人士后期才发现的能力。如果一个人无法感受到快乐，即使拥有财富、地位、名望，也容易陷入空虚。它决定了你能否享受过程，而不是永远追逐下一个目标。

2. 认知世界的能力（判断力）
这是人与人长期差距最大的来源。看见别人看不见的规律，理解复杂系统，知道什么值得投入，什么应该放弃。很多人的失败，不是努力不够，而是努力方向错了。

3. 管理自己的能力（自控力）
包括情绪管理、欲望管理、时间管理。一个人最大的敌人往往不是外部环境，而是无法控制自己的短期冲动。长期主义，本质就是拥有管理��己的能力。

4. 持续学习和进化的能力（成长力）
世界变化越来越快，过去的优势会不断贬值。真正稳定的优势，不是掌握某个技能，而是拥有快速学习、适应变化的能力。

5. 建立关系和信任的能力（连接力）
很多机会，本质来自人与人之间的信任。能力决定你能走多远，信任决定别人愿不愿意带你一起走。

6. 创造价值的能力（生产力）
最终人生的回报，来自你为世界创造了什么。财富只是价值交换后的结果。

7. 承受痛苦和不确定性的能力（韧性）
人生不会一直顺利。真正强大的人，不是没有困难，而是在混乱和压力中依然保持行动能力。

[Morris @Morris_LT]

你知道吗？让codex或claude抄袭一个东西很快，但是你让他做一个世界没有的东西很慢，并且需要你说的足够的清楚。因为复制能力和创造能力不是一个维度。所以未来真正强的人，不是最会写代码的人，而是：能把一个模糊的新世界，拆成清晰规则的人。

[Manifest_Lord @Manifest_Lord]

I drank baking soda water every day for 14 days.

Here's what nobody tells you, and what you should know before trying it..

Learn the hidden secret from decades.. 🧵 👇

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Scientists made 50-year-old skin cells behave like they’re 20 again.

Researchers at the Babraham Institute in Cambridge have developed a groundbreaking method to reverse the biological aging of human skin cells by approximately 30 years, all while keeping them as fully functional adult skin cells.

The team used a carefully controlled, short-term version of the Nobel Prize-winning Yamanaka reprogramming technique. By exposing adult skin fibroblasts to a specific set of reprogramming factors (the Yamanaka factors) for just 13 days—and then stopping the process early—they successfully “reset” many molecular markers of aging without pushing the cells all the way back to a stem cell state.

After this brief treatment, the rejuvenated cells displayed a dramatically younger profile: their epigenetic clock (a measure of chemical tags on DNA that tracks biological age) and their gene expression patterns (the transcriptome) closely resembled those of cells from much younger individuals.

Even more impressively, the cells behaved younger too. The treated fibroblasts produced significantly higher levels of collagen—the protein essential for skin firmness, elasticity, and wound healing—and they migrated faster to close an artificial “wound” in laboratory dishes compared to untreated older cells.

The researchers also observed reversal of age-related changes in genes associated with diseases such as Alzheimer’s and cataracts, suggesting the technique could have broader therapeutic implications.

While this work is still in its early stages and the precise mechanisms remain under investigation, the findings open exciting possibilities: one day, scientists may be able to selectively rejuvenate aging cells in the body to enhance tissue repair, improve healing, and potentially slow or mitigate some effects of age-related diseases—without the risks associated with fully reprogramming cells into stem cells.

[Gill, D., Parry, A., Santos, F., Okkenhaug, H., Seale, M., Dobbs, L. J., Reik, W., & Ocampo, A. (2022). Multi-omic rejuvenation of human cells by maturation phase transient reprogramming. eLife, 11, e71624. DOI: 10.7554/eLife.71624]

[Craig Brockie @CraigBrockie]

Fasting for 72 hours is the best medicine on Earth.

It triggers your body to "eat up" tumors, inflammation, and toxins.

It's literally a doctor within.

Here's how to fast correctly (according to science): 🧵

[Healthy Alfred ☄️ @HealthyAlfred]

A tree resin you can chew KILLED 6 types of cancer in a lab.

And left healthy cells completely UNTOUCHED.

Not chemo. Not radiation. Just a tree resin. Published. Peer-reviewed.

The Lab Results:

→ Colon Cancer = DEAD
→ Prostate Cancer = DEAD
→ Pancreatic Cancer = DEAD
→ Oral Cancer = DEAD
→ Lung Cancer = DEAD
→ Leukemia = DEAD

Normal cells sitting right next to them? UNHARMED.

Chemo is a carpet bomb. It nukes your systemic integrity to hit the target.

Mastic gum is a sniper. In these studies, it triggered apoptosis—cell suicide—ONLY in the malignant cells. (PMID: 22126583)

In mice, it suppressed tumor growth by 52%. It even makes standard drugs more lethal while blocking the pathways cancer uses to survive. (PMID: 28630399)

The catch? Lab and animal data only.

You can’t patent a tree. No one spends $1B to prove a $30 resin works.

Not a cure. Not a replacement.
The data is public. The silence is intentional.

I don’t wait for a diagnosis to defend my biology. I chew it daily.

🧵 what else it kills (and how to use it) ↓

[Dr Rishabh Jain @DrRishabhOnco]

Happy Father’s Day to the fathers of oncology.

Sidney Farber taught us cancer could be treated.

Paul Ehrlich taught us cancer could be targeted.

James Allison taught us the immune system could fight back.

Every modern oncology clinic stands on the shoulders of giants.

#FathersDay #Oncology #CancerResearch #MedTwitter
@OncoAlert @Larvol @DanaFarber

[Lorenzo Rossi @mind_and_beauty]

Your face is not aging the way you think.

It is not a skin problem.

It is a pressure problem inside the skull.

1. Stress, jaw clenching, shallow breathing, and posture slowly compress the cranial bones, and that compression changes everything about how your face looks.

[Dr. Bob Beare @DrBobBeare]

800 years before Bessel van der Kolk, Gabor Maté, and Peter Levine...

Rumi understood trauma healing.

7 healing lessons from Rumi: 🧵

1. PAIN NEEDS MOTION
𝙏𝙝𝙚 𝙒𝙝𝙞𝙧𝙡𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝘿𝙚𝙧𝙫𝙞𝙨𝙝𝙚𝙨 👇

[Eric Topol @EricTopol]

That's a lot of spatial human proteomics!
>13,000 proteins
~3,0000 samples
58 major tissues types
25 cancer types
https://t.co/GxtrlhTjMb

[SALIM A ZAKARI @iamsalimzakari]

You can literally rewire your brain to attract the life you want.

Here's how:

- THREAD 🧵

[NOAH PEREZ | X @NoahPerezX]

Si quieres bajar al 15% de grasa corporal, tu dieta lo es TODO.

Después de entrenar a mas de 300 personas, descubrí algo:

Los que pierden grasa más rápido repiten las mismas comidas.

1. Salmon con Patatas.

[Valor Mental 🧠 @valormental]

9 años en el gimnasio me enseñaron UNA cosa: la salud intestinal lo cambia todo.

Si quieres arreglar tu intestino, aquí tienes mis mejores consejos:

1. Deja de tomar agua del grifo.

[CavaDan @FabianQuin20]

DIOS CREÓ 5 FRUTAS TROPICALES QUE COMBATIR EL CÁNC3R, DESTRUYE LOS PARÁSITOS Y FORTALECE EL SISTEMA INMUNOLÓGICO.

1. La Guanábana (Graviola)