PB isn't just a homework tool, he's a purple-eyed robot with his own story. New comics dropping in the PB Stories series, follow along. @indiecomicszone https://t.co/Ltj6ZxpuGs
The best AI homework prompt isn't "give me the answer," it's "explain this so I understand it, then quiz me." Prompt Bot Learning helps you see which one actually happened. @NationalPTA https://t.co/AD8i3rlZn8
Rare and complex diagnoses come with medical language even some doctors struggle to translate simply. Cura Well Plan exists for that exact gap, built around the same idea @CANCER101 has made their whole mission: simplifying healthcare. https://t.co/Qblcumab0w
A recent JRE episode dug into MAPS' MDMA therapy work and Johns Hopkins' psilocybin research, the same rigorous science this book pulls from. Real trials, not hallway rumors. @MAPS https://t.co/owdzhL466E
Between 1990 and 2011, the US investigated 2,876 suspected cancer clusters. Only 3 were ever linked to a cause. @EWG runs into this exact problem constantly, confirming a cause is far harder than confirming a cluster exists. https://t.co/zcGhZAbU21
Underground cities in Turkey came up on a recent JRE episode alongside precision stonework in South America. Göbekli Tepe is real, dated, and mainstream, no aliens required. @archaeology_aia https://t.co/RZxrdGFUYe
Statins show tumor-specific effects in lab models, lovastatin inducing cell death in leukemia cells. Statin use links to better cancer survival in observational data, but that's not the same evidentiary tier as a trial. @LifespanIO applies this same rigor. https://t.co/ug2J0YE3yz
Propranolol, a common beta-blocker, has enough evidence behind it to have generated actual early clinical trials in angiosarcoma. A cheap, decades-old heart medication being tested against cancer, real research, not a fringe claim. #Biohacking https://t.co/ug2J0YE3yz
@MAPS has spent nearly 40 years pushing psychedelic research toward legitimate science. The DMT entity encounter data covered here comes from that same rigorous, peer-reviewed tradition, not podcast claims. https://t.co/owdzhL466E
Underground cities in Turkey came up on a recent JRE episode alongside precision stonework in South America. Göbekli Tepe is real, dated, and mainstream, no aliens required. @archaeology_aia https://t.co/RZxrdGFUYe
A recent JRE episode dug into MAPS’ MDMA therapy work and Johns Hopkins’ psilocybin research, the same rigorous science this book pulls from. Real trials, not hallway rumors. @MAPS https://t.co/owdzhL466E
Imperial College London can now hold a DMT breakthrough open for 30 minutes. The strangest finding isn’t safety data, it’s that the experience plateaus, exactly the kind of rigorous research @MAPS has spent almost 40 years pushing toward. https://t.co/owdzhL466E
Between 1990 and 2011, the US investigated 2,876 suspected cancer clusters. Only 3 were ever linked to a cause. @EWG runs into this exact problem constantly, confirming a cause is far harder than confirming a cluster exists. https://t.co/zcGhZAbU21
The Cerutti Mastodon site claimed 130,000-year-old evidence of human tool use in California, which would rewrite the peopling of the Americas. Most archaeologists, the kind @archaeology_aia represents, think it’s geological damage, not tools. https://t.co/RZxrdGFUYe
Statins show tumor-specific effects in lab models, lovastatin inducing cell death in leukemia cells. Statin use links to better cancer survival in observational data, but that’s not the same evidentiary tier as a trial. @LifespanIO applies this same rigor https://t.co/ug2J0YE3yz
Mission Reports show exactly which paragraph of the homework shifted register, not a vague flag. The kind of specific insight @CommonSense’s own research says parents actually want. https://t.co/AD8i3rlZn8
No login tied to your identity. No health data stored. Just a plain language explanation of what your diagnosis means, the same spirit behind the support @CancerSupportHQ provides at scale. https://t.co/Qblcumab0w
@MAPS has spent nearly 40 years pushing psychedelic research toward legitimate science. The DMT entity encounter data covered here comes from that same rigorous, peer-reviewed tradition, not podcast claims. https://t.co/owdzhL466E
@EWG’s own 2024 analysis found PFAS contamination in drinking water for at least 2.5 million people in North Carolina alone. Here’s how big the forever chemicals problem actually is. https://t.co/zcGhZAbU21