An easy way to get unstuck is to get up and take a walk.
We generate more creative ideas during and after walking outdoors—and even on a treadmill facing a blank wall.
Divergent thinking rarely happens when we're tethered to a desk. Moving our bodies frees our minds.
Heading to Sacramento!
Thank you from the bottom of my heart to all of you who voted for me, it is such an honor to be leading in the race for Governor with 65% of the vote counted.
Change is Coming!
Free speech is how societies create knowledge.
Not because every idea is true, but because claims have to be challenged, criticized, tested, and forced to survive contact with reality.
Used well, AI could extend that process by helping us expose errors and test assumptions.
Holding people for three years without bond is wrong.
It makes a mockery of the presumption of innocence.
If you are going to hold someone in jail, you owe them the speediest possible trial.
I covered a lot of ground today--but this live session, like all my others, was recorded and is now available for viewing, clipping, and re-use at your convenience! May showers, our new research on western U.S. precip extremes, and the RCP8.5 discourse... https://t.co/2XhK2TG0mt
This was one of the most interesting conversations I’ve had in a while.
Michelle Thaller a wealth of fascinating information about space, time and all things the cosmos. And she’s an incredibly compelling speaker. These kinds of podcasts are some of my favorites
https://t.co/3dvFM9VXct
Free speech is a legal right. It is also part of a larger inheritance, protected by people who paid costs most of us can barely imagine.
On Memorial Day, we remember those who gave their lives in service to that inheritance.
They did not die so Americans would fall into a dreary consensus on all things.
They died helping preserve a country where disagreement is possible without bloodshed, where dissent is not treason, and where citizens can argue, worship, protest, publish, persuade, offend, forgive, and begin again.
That is not a small thing. It’s the inheritance we are obliged to protect.
Professor Kentaro Fujita was recently a guest on the @hubermanlab podcast, where he spoke about the science of self-control and overcoming procrastination. Take a listen: https://t.co/cdLmhuxmNZ