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flourish under pressure. exercise. break the red line.

[alexei @alexeixbt]

if you aren't struggling to learn, your brain isn't changing.

andrew huberman drops a cold reality on how your mind actually works:

every fear, reaction, and habit you have is just a prediction map. after age 25, your brain stops updating those maps automatically. to build new roads after 25, you need two things: high-friction focus and aggressive repetition.

if you don't force deliberate focus into your life, you spend the rest of your days running on outdated software.

the mechanics behind it in the article below.

[Morris @Morris_LT]

这个世界上最重要的能力之一，是快速重启自己的能力。经历失败，快速调整；遭遇失去，快速接受；遇到打击，快速恢复。人生不会因为你受伤而暂停，真正强大的人不是不会崩溃，而是能在崩溃之后重新建立秩序。不让一次失败定义自己，不让一次失去摧毁方向，这就是韧性。

[Zubair @zubairforward]

The man who possesses high pattern recognition is the most dangerous man alive. He has seen and suffered so much in this world that when he walks into any room, he makes people feel completely naked. Just by holding a little bit of conversation, he now sees the world as puzzles, and tries to connect whatever he has seen and understood in his life to that. And often he even succeeds.

Pattern recognition > IQ

[Batuhan @batuhanppn]

Gülmekten karnım ağrıdı 😂

[Jay Alto @theJayAlto]

growing up is realising you either do hard things now or deal with harder things later

[空空道人 @Kongkongda5882]

非常经典的一句话：
“你认识的熟人基本都是敌人，大多数人都是敌人。不要有关系，有关系一定会倒霉。人最好的方法就是远离，淡淡的，讲合同就行了，不要拉关系，社会上的人大多都是坏人。”

人性的特点就是嫌你穷，怕你富，恨你有，笑你无。陌生人是跟你毫无关系的，而熟人往往都是对你怀有敌意的。你贫穷落魄的时候，熟人瞧不起你，你大红大紫的时候，熟人嫉妒你，你比别人拥有更多的时候，熟人瞧你不顺眼，你一无所有的时候，熟人嘲笑你。

不要觉得多一个朋友多条路，大部分情况就是，多个朋友就多一条绝路。退一步说，多个朋友有就意味着多一份麻烦，多一份烦恼，多一份痛苦。你无论过的好或者不好，能搞钱还是不能搞钱，只要你不能够给他们带来利益，他们一定不会对你好。

一位著名哲学家说过，人与人之间没有永远的朋友，也没有永远的敌人，只有永远的利益。没有利益关系的人，都是不应该交往的人。你越是重感情，越是相信利益之外的关系，越容易被身边的熟人搞得伤痕累累，精神内耗，万劫不复。

[DominioRealX @dominiorealXr]

CAMINAR NO ES LA SOLUCION...

Esta es la única forma de bajar de peso que realmente funciona a largo plazo

(y que casi nadie aplica bien).

[Tylermckenzieco @kenzsinterlude]

The whimsy is a decoy. The most intelligent, militant minded, LETHALLY gifted people I know are VERY playful bc they have a side that is EXTREMELY venomous and even THEY are afraid of what happens when the scales tip just a LITTTTTTTLE too much. Tread lightly thinking that bc ppl CHOOSE peace that they aren’t skilled at war. They’re hidden in plain sight… not powerless.

[たくマッスル @tachu_muscle]

この筋トレ、10回×3セット本気でやってみ。とにかく「お尻」と「太もも」に効いて『美脚』になれる上に、猫背・巻き肩が改善して、スタイルも良くなるから、超絶『メリハリ美ボディ』が手に入るよ。

[𝙷𝚊𝚒𝚋𝚊𝚛𝚊 𝚂𝚝𝚊𝚝𝚒𝚘𝚗 @HaibaraStation]

A cozy cafe in Kyoto ☕

[leanxbt @leanxbt]

Two Anthropic engineers walked onto a stage in Manhattan and told 1.2 million viewers to stop building agents.

Barry Zhang and Mahesh Murag. Members of Technical Staff at Anthropic. Fifteen-minute keynote. Fifteen minutes of solid gold.

They argued that the entire agent-building industry is trying to solve the wrong problem. Agents are not smart enough to figure out your domain from first principles. They need packaged expertise, not more scaffolding.

Their fix is a folder. A markdown file with a bit of front matter and optional scripts. They call it a Skill. Anthropic ships them inside Claude Code now.

Most engineers spent 2025 building bigger agents. These two spent it building a simpler thing and just made monolithic agent design obsolete.

[PROFESSOR @SIGMAPROFESSOR]

If u remove entertainment & everything that gives u easy pleasure, ur brain gradually starts extracting fun from boring things instead. Eventually, u'll feel more fun doing what everyone else calls unbearable boredom. That's where greatness begins. Hard tasks start feeling easy bcz their torture becomes ur warmup. The only price is enduring a little torture in the beginning. this is the secret that moves everything in ur favour. The brain works on thresholds. The more pleasure u feed it, the higher its baseline becomes. What once felt extraordinary soon feels normal. That's why it also works in reverse. The more u indulge it, the less satisfaction u get. Keep subtracting. Keep growing. Easy.

[𝙷𝚊𝚒𝚋𝚊𝚛𝚊 𝚂𝚝𝚊𝚝𝚒𝚘𝚗 @HaibaraStation]

Nagaoka fireworks festival

[alexei @alexeixbt]

be delusionally optimistic about your future. your mind will try to stop you. give you all kinds of reasons why you will fail. it's not the truth. it's fear. fear of uncertainty. do not fight it. just ignore it. believe that anything is possible. your belief is the spark that keeps you moving forward.

[Smart Postures @SmartPostures]

Strong hips. Better movement. Pain-free progress. ✨

Tight hips can limit your performance and increase discomfort. Spend a few minutes each day improving your hip mobility for better strength, flexibility, and movement.

[Harum @arr4m]

His father teaches the best things for his son.

[New Mentalities @NewMentalities]

BECOME OBSESSED W/ SPEED

[Jerr @jerr_rrej]

Its hard to start things over. Men who
lose their job or get divorced will find themselves without everything but themselves. But these times are the greatest gifts to men. The times that a man only has himself, he realizes that is more than enough. A powerful spirit enters the man who is alone and whispers ancient secrets in his ears. But most don’t listen and doubt themselves. There can be no doubt. A man has himself and that is more than enough. No longer just a man but more. Being to becoming. Never surrendering.

[🥥 𝙇𝘼𝙏𝘼𝙈 🥥 @TheLatamGuy]

Mexican brutalism.

📍 Casa Soskil | Mérida, Mexico 🇲🇽

[Naruto @NarutoNolimits]

why Pavel Durov believes there's a version of reality where he died in 2013

Lex asks whether you can think a thing into existence. Pavel takes the question somewhere stranger.

Pavel: "Maybe each of us experiences his own or her own universe. And maybe every second the universe splits into a billion of different universes and everything that can happen happens."

Then he makes it personal.

Pavel: "And there is a universe where say I died in 2013. Maybe every time I die I actually get to shift to a parallel universe when I don't die and then it keeps going, and at certain points we achieve this quantum immortality when we're 1,000 years old. But a lot of people from other versions of reality think we are long gone."

Which is where the answer to the original question sits: you don't summon outcomes, you navigate toward them.

Pavel: "It is possible to imagine our world as a high-dimensional universe where humans have the ability to navigate through it with the power of belief which is coupled with positive emotion and logical thinking."

Pavel: "I'm also incredibly grateful to you and to the fact that I happen to be in this version of reality when I haven't died at least yet."