There are so many great reasons to be on Signal.
Now including the opportunity for the vice president of the United States of America to randomly add you to a group chat for coordination of sensitive military operations.
Don’t sleep on this opportunity…
The personal health interventions we currently have are so well known but crude (diet, exercise, sleep) that applying tech to health/wellness usually just feels like inventing diff forms of police to me.
The rings, the watches, the bands all just feel like the sleep police, the exercise police, the diet police, etc. We already know what we should be doing, and the tech is there to police us. I can’t think of how to do much better, though, given our current crude understanding of interventions that can help.
36,000 years ago, humans painted mammoths, cave lions, and woolly rhinos in a cave in France.
The Chauvet Cave paintings aren't just cave art.
They are a time capsule of Ice Age artistic masters.
Here's why: 🧵
New Huberman Lab podcast out now:
BUILD YOUR LIFE BY CURIOSITY & FOCUS
w/@bhuberman
•How to Ask Big Questions
•Relativity, Chaos, Quantum Computing
•Comfort vs Mission
•Chasing Big Goals
•Meditation, Faith, Culture
•Honoring & Violating Tradition
https://t.co/zCNDXOGiq7
Ehrlich belongs to a generation of intellectuals who equate debate with dominance: the goal is to humiliate adversaries & never concede anything. This is why the Rationality Community arose, advancing values of epistemic humility, intellectual charity, and empirical updating.
I’ve been waiting for this day for nearly 20 years: Today, we broke ground on the first-ever Natrium plant in Kemmerer, Wyoming. This next-generation nuclear power plant is a big step towards safe, abundant, zero-carbon energy. https://t.co/OxMYdU5o4R
When basic drives can be met without effort, serious problems arise. (As evident in Gen Z & others whose nervous systems were shaped with excessive access to technology…). @JonHaidt on the Huberman Lab podcast out now: