@TRHealth8 AI is truly incredible. The upsides and unfortunately the downsides are immense and many likely beyond our imagination. I hope we approach AI with enthusiasm and responsibility. https://t.co/u6skK5wqjZ
@RobertKennedyJc I do olive oil and avocado as much as possible, but occasionally this mayo. It isn’t ideal, but occasionally pick my battles given the small amount of canola and cane sugar for 1 TBSP portion I use. My sugar and oils other than olive are pretty low to none the rest of the time.
Not all bad habits are bad.
Procrastination? Some perform better under pressure.
Coffee? May lower type 2 diabetes risk.
Dark chocolate? Supports heart health.
Naps? Boost focus & immunity.
Let’s break these down. 🧵👇
A short nap (20-30 mins) can improve memory, focus, and even strengthen the immune system. If you feel guilty about naps—don’t. Science says they’re productive.
Not all habits deserve a “bad” label—it’s about balance.
1/ We’ve been told for years that low self-esteem causes aggression. But what if that’s a myth? Let’s talk about the surprising link between self-esteem & anger. 🧵👇
1/ We’ve been told for years that low self-esteem causes aggression. But what if that’s a myth? Let’s talk about the surprising link between self-esteem & anger. 🧵👇
For parents, therapists, & educators, this is an important conversation. How do AI bots impact teen development? What safeguards do we need?
SamuelGreengard breaks it all down in this article: 🔗 https://t.co/pZnKvvxhR9
What are your thoughts? #AI#TeenMentalHealth
AI is changing how young people connect—with both real people & technology. AI companion bots offer support, but they also raise concerns: privacy, emotional dependency & misinformation.
I spoke with ACM about these risks & benefits. 🧵👇
@JonLemire “It was taken out of context” is always true, no matter which party’s representative is doing damage control.
How about as a solution, instead of just saying “It was taken out of context,” and therefore it’s being misinterpreted, they always give us the context too? Glad you did
@FreeRangeKids@DrCamiloOrtiz@reason Agreed It's confusing as to what lawmakers prioritize. I haven't seen the data on the deleterious effects of Drag shows on children.But spending political capital, time, & energy now to protect children on that instead of what can be done to address the #UvaldeMassacre seems odd.
Even if you think it's a terrible idea to take kids to a drag show, it is a WORSE idea to open a Child Protective Services investigation on the families who do.
My piece, @Reason.
https://t.co/zO3GvpAWZz