Emily

[Peter H. Diamandis, MD @PeterDiamandis]

Breakthroughs LOVE intersections. That's why the future of medicine will be built by people who can connect fields that don't work closely enough together... Think of computation and biology, robotics and surgery, sensors and behavior, genomics and public health.

[Emily @EmilyIsOnline11]

@mariana057 Every time lmaooooo

[signüll @signulll]

there is almost zero point to complaining about virtually anything.

you either change your perspective on the thing, you leave the thing, or you simply accept it.

complaining is usually just the least useful fourth option & high cognitive load to boot.

[Emily @EmilyIsOnline11]

@davidfrum This actually perfectly describes the Palestinian perspective

[Emily @EmilyIsOnline11]

@DailySowell 👏

[Thomas Sowell Daily @DailySowell]

“Nobody is equal to anybody. Even the same man is not equal to himself on different days.”

— Thomas Sowell

People differ in intelligence, skills, preferences, ambition, upbringing, and many other ways. Treating people as though they were identical or interchangeable ignores the enormous variation that exists among individuals.

Unequal outcomes, by themselves, are not proof of discrimination. As Sowell points out, even the same person performs differently on different days. Inequality is neither an anomaly nor a mystery, but a basic fact of life.

[Peter H. Diamandis, MD @PeterDiamandis]

What is more important for a moonshot founder: unreasonable conviction or exceptional adaptability?

My answer is both, applied to different things.

[Dr. Julie Gurner @drgurner]

"What is to give light, must endure burning." - Viktor Frankl

If you want to bring something wonderful into the world, the burning is required.

The burning takes so many forms..sacrifice, criticism, internal struggle.

The light you see, is never free.

[Salomé Sibonex @SalomeSibonex]

Blaming voters for not voting for you is like blaming customers for not buying from you:

You’ve fundamentally misunderstood your job.

[Athenaeum Book Club @athenaeumbc]

🚨 Our next book has been decided, and it's a significant one...

Moby-Dick, by Herman Melville.

It is finally time to tackle THE Great American Novel together.

Make no mistake. This deceptive story about a whale is a work of extraordinary power. It is a sprawling masterpiece that combines epic, tragedy, drama, sermon, philosophy, and theology into a profound meditation on God, fate, evil, death, and the limits of human reason.

We will read this over the next 6–7 weeks, and discuss it in three parts:

• Discussion 1 (Oct. 13) — ch. 1–40
• Discussion 2 (Oct. 27) — ch. 41–86
• Discussion 3 (Nov. 10) — ch. 87–Epilogue

Along the way, we'll send out weekly reading guides for the chapters in question.

If you want to join our reading group and participate in the discussions directly, support our mission with a paid membership. You'll get:

• Live book club discussions (biweekly)
• Access to our incredible community chat
• Essays to guide you through the Great Books
• All past recordings, essays, and podcasts
• Ability to vote on what we read next

https://t.co/efQaicO306

Of course, you may also read along for free and tune into the live broadcasts.

Join our group. Read the greatest works of Western Civilization alongside us.

See you inside.

[T🪄 @itsmetihboi]

Having a whole day to study is somehow the fastest way to waste the whole day.

[Emily @EmilyIsOnline11]

@itsmetihboi 😭

[Emily @EmilyIsOnline11]

@sydphetamine It is tho

[SJ @sydphetamine]

ngl it’s the phones

[Nicholas Fabiano, MD @NTFabiano]

Early curiosity is associated with higher later IQ. 

A curious mind is worth protecting, not managing.

[Neil Renic @NC_Renic]

Being an academic is amazing - you get to be an expert without the corrupting influences of money, power, status, or respect.

[Lark Davis @LarkDavis]

Elon’s advice to 20-year-olds on surviving the AI era:

Get as broad-based an education as possible: arts, sciences, engineering, and wide general knowledge.

Why?

AI and robots will fulfill almost any request immediately.The edge won’t be doing the work. It will be knowing what to ask for. The broader your knowledge, the better your questions.

(source: CGTN)

[Emily @EmilyIsOnline11]

@BluntsMike That’s so depressing

[Scholarship for PhD @ScholarshipfPhd]

Plan vs Reality