By day, it looks like any other mushroom. But once the sun sets, Omphalotus nidiformis,—also known as the ghost fungus–illuminates. Native to Australia, this bioluminescent mushroom emits a beautiful green glow that can light up the forest floor.
The glow comes from an enzyme called luciferase, the same chemical reaction seen in fireflies. It’s believed the ghost fungus uses this light to attract insects, helping it spread its spores after dark.
📹: @ausgeo and @FilippoRivetti
The man who healed what doctors can't:
Carl Jung.
Studying his ideas will make you immune to depression.
These are his 6 Laws for Finding your Life's Purpose:
Wealth is not just about money.
According to James Clear, there are actually 4 types of wealth:
1) Financial
2) Social
3) Time
4) Physical (health)
Don't let chasing number 1 deprive you of 2, 3, and 4:
After 3 years of planning and fundraising, my Rapamycin & Exercise human trial is ready to start patient recruitment!
The study enrolment link is in the pinned comment
Thank you all for being so supportive, particularly:
- Matt Kaeberlein @mkaeberlein for help with the study design
- @vita_dao for their donation
- @brian_armstrong for his donation
- @Do_Not_Age for their donation
- @TruDiagnostic for blood testing support
When you shine, you'll attract three kinds of people:
those who appreciate your glow,
those who make you brighter,
and those who are looking to smother your flame.
Be discerning; not everyone deserves a place in the warmth of your light.
@espn the announcers are overtaking each other and the split screen sucks. please do not split the screen we don't want to see the announcers only the game!!!!!
Our most limited resource in life is time. And when we say yes to things that we’re not excited about but just do anyway we waste that precious time. https://t.co/bJ8P9yCrdE via @chantellglenvi