"People have ordinary names, do ordinary things, are ordinary in a lot of domains. Worse off are often the ones who are deemed extraordinary in the word's original meaning. They’ve made trade-offs. And those trade-offs are not the ones of the ordinary."
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"It may very well be the exact same situation we're in, it's just perceived so much more differently.
That's not to say life can and shall be painless. You will have pain. Question is, will pain be your faith or will you get to experience it?"
"I’m lying here thinking of how my outlook may have changed throughout the years. How many ways there are to view the moment.
We can be sulked and tarnished, or we can bloom and flutter in awe." 1/2
Quote tweeting because this guy has a lot of easily digestible content that will make your life run smooth as diarrhea and unnoticable like a ghost poo.
@CloeLuckettGray Very interesting. How big is the average interbal lit review? Can you define a manuscript for me?
What kind of writing projects would you suggest, for instance?
Indulge me in a long thread with thoughts on the Piller bombshell in Science about the fraud surrounding the Lesné Aß*56 data.
Bottom line: The scale of the fraud is horrifying but the significance to the #Alzheimer’s field is seriously exaggerated.