Dwayne Till

breathing it all in

[Dwayne Till @Dwayneiac]

Children are our gift to the future. The future, our gift to them.

[Dwayne Till @Dwayneiac]

@RodKahx 😆

[Dwayne Till @Dwayneiac]

@TheChiefNerd The Winnipeg General Strike (May 15-June 26, 1919) saw ~30k workers in Manitoba halt the city over wages, hours & bargaining rights amid post-WWI woes. Paralyzed services, sparked "Bloody Saturday" clashes & ended without wins, but boosted Canadian unions & labor reforms.

[Dwayne Till @Dwayneiac]

@rupasubramanya Dosa!

[vitrupo @vitrupo]

Michael Levin says we’re blind to most of the intelligence all around us.

That includes goal-directed systems inside our own bodies.

If we can’t even communicate with the liver, we have zero chance with truly alien intelligences.

[Dwayne Till @Dwayneiac]

@ekwufinance This episode was valuable. I thought @Jason recommendation/insight on Amazon was also noteworthy.

[Dwayne Till @Dwayneiac]

@unkown_kow Beautiful human

[Dwayne Till @Dwayneiac]

@0verhandright Yes

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Science confirms: raising children with pets builds stronger empathy and emotional intelligence.

Growing up with a pet does far more than provide companionship—it serves as a powerful natural training ground for developing social and emotional skills.

Research shows that children who regularly care for animals become significantly better at reading nonverbal cues — such as a dog’s wagging tail, a cat’s flattened ears, or a rabbit’s subtle body language. These everyday interactions teach kids to recognize others’ needs and respond with genuine compassion, cultivating responsibility, perspective-taking, and empathy.

Because animals depend entirely on their human caregivers for food, water, safety, and affection, children quickly learn the real consequences of their actions and the importance of consistent, nurturing care — lessons that naturally transfer to their relationships with family, friends, and peers.

The emotional bond formed with a pet also offers a unique pathway for emotional regulation and resilience. Simply petting an animal has been proven to reduce stress and anxiety levels in children, helping them manage their own emotions while simultaneously learning to respect and respond to the feelings of another living being.

These benefits are long-lasting: studies show that children raised with pets often develop higher self-esteem, stronger social skills, and greater empathy that persists into adolescence and beyond.

By practicing kindness, communication, and caregiving with a pet, children build a solid foundation of empathy that equips them to navigate the complexities of human relationships with greater sensitivity and understanding.

[Purewal, S., Christley, R., Kordas, K., Meints, K., Gee, N., & Westgarth, C. (2017). Companion Animals and Child/Adolescent Development: A Systematic Review of the Evidence within the Peer-Reviewed Literature. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 14(5), 502. DOI: 10.3390/ijerph14050502]

[Vinod Khosla @vkhosla]

Totally agree

[Dwayne Till @Dwayneiac]

@sundeep Well done Sun

[Dwayne Till @Dwayneiac]

@signulll Correct take

[signüll @signulll]

death is the garbage collector of culture.

without it, the world fills up with stale ideas that never get freed & never deallocated. power holds memory forever. bad abstractions become immortal. society starts running on legacy code written by people who stopped recompiling their beliefs centuries ago.

progress requires forgetting. renewal requires loss.

without death, culture simply does not evolve.

[will o’brien @Willob]

Take off your Whoop

Burn your Oura ring

Stop outsourcing your mind-body connection to a stupid app

Your body is talking to you. Listen to it

Be human

[Dwayne Till @Dwayneiac]

@cspotweet @DominicCardy -9? Lol

40 below here my guy

[Dwayne Till @Dwayneiac]

@PahlaviReza Just another boomer

[Dwayne Till @Dwayneiac]

@disclosetv My kids? Why have kids at all?

[Dwayne Till @Dwayneiac]

@observirious @cosminDZS Whole lotta trust me bro in this one….. was tough to read.

[Dwayne Till @Dwayneiac]

@akarlin @DrewPavlou Task

[Dwayne Till @Dwayneiac]

@coldxman TOOK 3 YEARS and Im still tight massive loss in RoM. High hamstring tendonopathy SUCKS. Sorry, not Sagely. Lol. Be kind to yourself and stay humble. Do your physio.

[Dwayne Till @Dwayneiac]

@Harry__Faulkner Im right because I love. Good grief.