Todd M. Sarty

[Todd M. Sarty @ToddMSarty]

@PragmaticNurse @nickgrozz @ze_rusty Uncoated CR-39 (standard plastic) lenses

[Todd M. Sarty @ToddMSarty]

@edgaralandough @OldManLuedecke popped to mind this morning while reading @SahilBloom latest newsletter...and now your post. The sentiment in song, enjoy!
https://t.co/AJaaqgSbuj

[Todd M. Sarty @ToddMSarty]

@martinmbauer "The difference between fiction and reality? Fiction has to make sense." ~ Tom Clancy

[Todd M. Sarty @ToddMSarty]

@elonmusk @nireyal maybe a link to your recent workshop for those curious about introspection?

[Todd M. Sarty @ToddMSarty]

@RobbSmith Is this latest version of the parable of "the fisher and the business person"?

[Todd M. Sarty @ToddMSarty]

@PaulSkallas @nntaleb

[Todd M. Sarty @ToddMSarty]

@RobbSmith Had to go digging…haven’t seen your posts lately. 😡

[Todd M. Sarty @ToddMSarty]

@yungkingmito 100%! Your “Where Capacity Comes From”🎯with open scale on complexity dependant on one’s perspectival limits. My N=1 =Individual WHO level!
An epidemic of incomplete/suboptimal maxillofacial developmental cycles which can exacerbate all three. Orthodontic aided breeding debacle.

[Todd M. Sarty @ToddMSarty]

@yungkingmito So...suspect it's an N=1 effort to optimize those control variables to see what capacity returns?
The arrow of time is not on my side, all the more reason to remove load.
As a🇨🇦the bias for hips over teeth is mind boggling.

[Todd M. Sarty @ToddMSarty]

@yungkingmito This hits hard!
Any thoughts on, "...the Japanese antibody drug...for whole teeth regrowth..." or the "stem cell-based pulp and bone repair...already in early human trials."
Source: Grok Prompt: Show me current science on tooth regeneration

[Todd M. Sarty @ToddMSarty]

@RobbSmith @IAMetatheory @tomfriedman https://t.co/OUjgtcIBFp

[Todd M. Sarty @ToddMSarty]

@RCarhartHarris @RobbSmith

[Todd M. Sarty @ToddMSarty]

@RobbSmith Graphic has a 'wait but why' vibe to it, hand writing too. The constraint fuelled my focus. Pulls you in, I dig it.

[Todd M. Sarty @ToddMSarty]

@FU_joehudson Gotta look hard on X to find glimmers of the world described in Dustin Diperna's excerpt... you're a good source of the glimmers @FU_joehudson ;)
https://t.co/visTRDJCGF

[Todd M. Sarty @ToddMSarty]

@jonnym1ller Are you familiar with @fedefaggin?
Would be a great pod guest.

[Todd M. Sarty @ToddMSarty]

@FU_joehudson Yes and beware the pre-trans fallacy; no developmental bypassing. Keep growing.

[Todd M. Sarty @ToddMSarty]

@jim_rutt Second paragraph is a banger on organizations!
A former boss of mine, Newfoundlander, "...people get hired for hard skills and fired for soft skills!"
We're living in interesting times.

[Todd M. Sarty @ToddMSarty]

@AinsRae @dieworkwear @davidpugliese "Legendary Comfort Since 1856"

[Todd M. Sarty @ToddMSarty]

@paulg Seems to violate his own rules : 1. make things less dumb. 2. delete a part or process.

[Todd M. Sarty @ToddMSarty]

@Fergitaboutit @drmichaellevin @DrJackKruse @dralexisjazmyn That your level of grit hunting down the earlier provided link? I'd love clean and simple answers from all these smart folks too...I'll trust you're doing your very best and give you a hand: https://t.co/Wb1Kxkq9qk

[Michael Levin @drmichaellevin]

Let me clarify, since a few people are jumping to conclusions instead of hearing what I'm saying. I am well aware of this field - I used to work in it myself (here's a paper I did in 1995 studying electromagnetic field effects on sea urchin embryos: https://t.co/hIxwjatLr0). Also, here's something I put together over the 1990's and 2000's - probably the single most comprehensive bibliography of bioelectromagnetics papers, including effects on EMFs: https://t.co/TqW89UWcKk. I did not say that EMFs don't have effects on living systems. Of course they do. What I said was: the effects of external EMFs are *not* exerted via changes of the kind of endogenous bioelectric guidance systems that I work on. That is not how they cause their effects (which are real); the physics of networks of resting potential of cells that guide morphogenesis is quite different than those affected by EMFs, and EMFs are a terribly inefficient way of regulating endogenous bioelectrics. I have spent many years working on both (not reading about it, working on it in the lab with many others who study these things seriously), but you can reach your own conclusions even if you just read the literature in both fields.