moose

[Ramin Nasibov @RaminNasibov]

motherboard

[swinky @swinkying]

Thinking about this perfect little tiny baby

[Lennart🇩🇪 @lennartprimal]

Unemploymentmaxxing

[Memory Card @MemoryCardFiles]

Hamsterz Life | Nintendo DS - 2006

[cav empty @cavempty_]

how sunday night feels when you have monday off

[ellara @peacekful]

POV: you are losing interest in everything

[nostalgia core @nostalgiacore]

Green tech

[Jacob Titus @jacob__titus]

In 1935, Penguin sent 21-year-old designer Edward Young to London Zoo.

His sketches became one of publishing’s most enduring marks

[Hero Thousandfaces @1thousandfaces_]

unironically this is how you induce *true* ego death

[𝗥𝗢𝗖𝗞𝗬 @TheWarKitchen]

We need to stop "sleep training" @Tallowtwins

[Nostalgia @nostalgiaa]

Green tech 💚

[moose @sleepwavves]

@NormalUmi Where are the katamari figures from? So cute

[Uncle Ruckus @Emarged]

This is why we need to plant more trees.

[Louisa Nicola @louisanicola_]

Your brain does not age evenly. Decline starts in frontoparietal networks that run decision-making and strategy.

Creative expertise alters that.

A @NatureComms study using EEG-based brain clocks shows experts in music, dance, visual art, and gaming have lower brain age gaps. Their brains register younger than their actual age.

The mechanism is efficiency.

Creative work increases local efficiency in specialized circuits and strengthens global coupling across networks. Less energy, faster processing, tighter coordination.

This effect scales with expertise. Years of high-level creative demand reinforce the exact regions most vulnerable to aging.

Creativity is not expression.
It is neural preservation.

[moose @sleepwavves]

I passed the mf bar exam woooooo