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[Mark Gadala-Maria @markgadala]

How can anyone see this and think AI art isn't real.

Credit: trisock

[Сarm1ne @carm1nee]

He predicted every major stock market crash in the last 60 years, managed $150 billion, called the 2009 bottom almost to the day

"Goldman's, JP Morgan's, Morgan Stanley's will never tell you to sell. they can see the market is dreadfully overpriced, they will never tell you"

"if you think this is one of the two or three best futures we've had in 100 years you're smoking dope. this is a fraught, dangerous, growth-limiting world"

bookmark & watch it today ↓

[John Dabell @John_Dabell]

Today’s forecast: 100% chance of carrying on.

[healthbot @thehealthb0t]

Tucker Carlson’s face says it all as Senator Ron Johnson reveals he cured his acid reflux with hydrochloric acid after years on Zantac, Prilosec, and Nexium.

The medical industry wants you to believe heartburn comes from too much acid.

[Hereafter @idyllicmusing]

Scrunching your face absolutely helps your brain process information. Adopting a determined "game face," which includes furrowing your brow, squinting your eyes, and scrunching your features, can boost performance on complex cognitive tasks by up to 20%. The vertical lines between your eyebrows, called "glabellar lines," "elevens," or "frown lines," are actually a great sign of deep cognitive engagement, not a bad one. Facial tension acts as a powerful psychological and physiological tool that alters how your brain handles cognitive loads. While people associate these lines with anger or aging, in the context of thinking and problem-solving, they are a physical marker of a highly focused mind. In “The Mechanism of Human Facial Expression,” neurologist Guillaume Duchenne identified this exact muscle group as the "muscle of reflection," noting its instinctive contraction during intense problem-solving.
Altering these muscles directly influences cognitive perception through a feedback loop known as the facial feedback hypothesis. As demonstrated by researchers Larsen, Kasimatis, and Frey in their study on the furrowed brow, pulling the eyebrows together signals to the brain that a task requires higher effort, and makes you feel more grounded and confident in your choices.

[SMB Attorney @SMB_Attorney]

Guys, stay alive and healthy for as long as possible. The advances in medicine right now are crazy and accelerating. Over the next 20 years, they’re going to cure everything.

[Rekt Fencer @rektfencer]

🚨 THIS IS NOT LOOKING GOOD

SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic will go public at the same time.

That will force the market to absorb $200 BILLION of new supply.

When that happens, funds don't find new money out of thin air.

They sell what has already gone up.

NVIDIA, SK HYNIX, Micron, INTEL: those are the bags that will get cut first.

And if the leaders dump, the S&P 500 dumps with them.

We saw the same pattern after COVID.

Hype IPOs flooded the market --> liquidity got tighter --> air came out fast

This time, the AI bottleneck trade looks even more crowded.

Watch the upcoming IPOs closely.

That's where you may first see what the market is forced to sell.

[Clark Engelbert @MetalsBrah]

You need to eliminate aluminum from your brain to really avoid Alzheimer’s and cognitive decline as you age.

This other stuff is piddly small-time games.

[Diana S. Fleischman @sentientist]

In adults, limiting smartphone functionality to texting and calls and blocking all social media and mobile internet for 2 weeks significantly improved attention, self-reported well-being and mental health. 90% of participants experienced a benefit.

[Ethan Kho @ethanrkho]

"In 35 years of institutional finance, I've had one original idea. And I kind of stole it from Joe Stiglitz."

Tom Costello (@tcoste110) explains:

"Right now there are 8 or 10 million super smart engineering students thinking they're going to write a program trading system, connect it to a Robin Hood API, and poof — a Lambo appears in their driveway."

"This is not real life."

"They build mean reversion. It doesn't work. Every mean reversion strategy that works has been running for a decade. Or 40 years."

"They build SP500 arbitrage. Everybody's doing that too, and they're co-located. They're getting the trade and you're not."

"Momentum. PCA. Factor deconstruction. None of it works."

"They assume that because they have a new idea for them, it's a new idea for everyone. That's absolutely not the case."

"I've only ever done three things. I've bought, I've sold, and I've waited. That's all anybody else is doing either."

[Karl Mehta @karlmehta]

Matthew Walker is a former Harvard professor who showed 6-hour nights can push your genes toward heart disease and cancer in 1 week.

On Jay Shetty's podcast, he revealed 10 "normal" habits that wreck your sleep, mood, and brain:

1) Checking your phone right after waking.

[CopyRebeldia @CopyRebeldia]

Hoy una industria entera dejó de tener sentido.

Un tío publicó en GitHub un repo que convierte cualquier foto en un mundo 3D explorable: meshes con físicas, splat del fondo, audio ambiente. Todo.

Una imagen entra. Un mundo sale. Cinco minutos.

La gente que se pasó diez años aprendiendo Blender lleva todo el día mirando esto en silencio.

Se llama image-blaster.

[Matthew LaBosco @matthew_labosco]

Everyone knows you should "just meditate" to lower cortisol.

But most people don't know these 8 unconventional yet powerful tips to lower cortisol: 🧵

1. Hum for 60 seconds

[暖暖爱AI @nuannuan_share]

高皮质醇会让你少活7年。

它破坏深度睡眠、加速皮肤衰老、削弱短期记忆。

以下是根据科学得出的10个降低皮质醇的秘诀：

1. 中午12点后严格禁止咖啡因

[Tom Coste @tcoste110]

@ethanrkho A link to the book mentioned":

https://t.co/DXMussNexC

[Ethan Kho @ethanrkho]

@tcoste110 https://t.co/xL5xweAMgM

[Ethan Kho @ethanrkho]

"I haven't seen a real new idea in trading in at least 15 years."

Tom Costello (@tcoste110) ran money at Tudor, Moore Capital, and Caxton. Built one of the first NLP-driven equity systems in 2003.

20 years managing capital, never had a down year.

"Comparing what a retail trader does to what a quantitative hedge fund does is like comparing driving a bus on the New Jersey Turnpike to winning a Formula One race."

We cover:
- His hot take: no genuinely new trading idea in 15 years — only better people doing the same things faster
- Why everyone in quant finance is a genius — and why that makes you ordinary, not special
- Crypto is "super smart guys cosplaying at finance" — built for retail, which is exactly why it's the easiest money in finance right now
- Why AGI won't beat the hedge fund industry — all the readily-capturable alpha is already captured
- The status trap: why the path that made Paul Tudor Jones a billionaire won't work for the kid trying to copy it in 2026
- His friend the investment banker who'd quit it all to run a 10-employee ambulance supply company worth $150M
- Why excitement is "wildly overbid" in finance — and why wanting an exciting trading job is itself a disqualifier
- The most honest end of the financial industry — and why the media has it exactly backwards

Thanks so much to Tom for coming on Odds on Open!

Highlights:
00:00 Intro
01:18 Building institutional credibility for early-stage managers
03:01 The Pareto distribution of hedge fund returns
04:25 Applying the Unified Field Theory of Finance to fair value
08:14 Trading against human incentives in a deterministic market
13:54 Why allocators don’t steal alpha from prospective PMs
25:16 Evaluating career edge in quantitative finance for 2026
30:48 Paul Tudor Jones and the art of game selection
33:42 Analyzing the economic viability of starting a new fund
35:16 Identifying common retail pitfalls: Mean reversion and arbitrage
38:55 Why there hasn't been a new trading idea in 15 years
50:33 Managing tail risk: Physics vs. deterministic financial distributions
59:10 Career pathing for PMs after a fund blow-up
1:07:53 SBF and FTX: Credibility vs. the "Founder-Genius" archetype
1:13:44 Establishing proof-of-concept through audited multi-year returns

[Jake Gilman @jakeglmn]

You've been lied to about why you're always tired.

It's not just stress, age, or your diet.

Dr. Charles Brenner has spent 20 years studying the molecule that powers all of your cells.

Here are 6 reasons why your body depends on NAD:

1) NAD fixes damaged DNA

[Brandon Luu, MD @BrandonLuuMD]

People with low vitamin C levels burned 25% less fat during exercise.

After vitamin C supplementation, fat oxidation increased nearly 4-fold.

[Goku @ProjectGokuu]

David Sinclair said: "You can reverse aging by 75% in 6 weeks… by reinstalling the "software" of the body so that it's young again."

This idea sprouted when he proved in his first experiment that you can accelerate aging in mice:

"We took two mice born on the same day—same age, same genetics.

We 'scratched the CD' of one mouse, corrupting its software and accelerating its aging.

The result was dramatic. One looked far older than its brother."

He believed if you can give aging, you can also take it away.

— @davidasinclair

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