traits of people with high agency:
> book flights impulsively
> say "call me" instead of texting essays
> can become obsessed overnight
> walk around during phone calls
> buy before they feel ready
> don’t ask group chats for opinions
> can survive on very little comfort
> good at talking to strangers
> slightly delusional
> treat embarrassment like a temporary side effect
> can disappear socially without feeling guilty
> low tolerance for slow people
> thinks most problems are figureoutable
> dangerously optimistic
> oddly calm when things go wrong
🚨 Hall of Records theories just exploded CIA document surfaces listing a “temple under the Sphinx” — straight out of the 1950s FOIA files.
Edgar Cayce called it decades ago: an underground library of lost knowledge (Atlantis vibes) buried beneath Giza. Coincidence… or is the Sphinx still guarding secrets the world isn’t ready for?
Ancient advanced civ confirmed or biggest archaeological troll in history? 📷What do you think is down there?
#HallOfRecords #SphinxMystery #AncientAliens
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Chris Williamson dropped a brutal truth on Rogan:
Most people only tinker — new haircut, lose five pounds, switch jobs.
But real transformation? Rewiring your body, your country, your entire worldview? That’s unicorn-rare.
And here’s what almost nobody says out loud: the hardest part isn’t the work.
It’s the loneliness that hits when you start moving at a different velocity.
You become the weirdo training six nights a week, eating differently, journaling at dawn, chasing something you can’t fully explain. Your self-belief doesn’t stay Hollywood-strong — it flickers hard. You’re scrabbling in uncertainty, wondering if any of this is even working.
The old crew doesn’t get it. The pull back to “normal” is magnetic. You might lose entire friend groups… sometimes more than once.
That isolation isn’t a glitch. It’s the feature. The price of refusing average.
In a world built for comfort and sameness, choosing the uncertain climb is one of the last truly rebellious moves left. It forges depth most people will never touch.
I’ve lived those lonely chapters chasing my own new start. The doubt is heavy. The freedom on the other side is heavier.
What’s the biggest change you made that left you out of sync with your old circle — and did you ever find your new one?
Stanford’s 2025 LLM course has 9 lectures covering all you need to start from scratch: architecture, training, fine tuning, reasoning, evaluation, and current trends.
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This scientist found nattokinase.
At 10,800 FU daily, it reversed arterial plaque in 66.5% of patients over 12 months, with no side effects.
The rest of the data is even more insane.
Researchers tracked 1,062 people with confirmed hyperlipidemia and carotid artery plaque.
These weren't just healthy volunteers.
Every person had an ultrasound at the start and another after 12 months of daily nattokinase.
The study used two dose groups: 3,600 FU and 10,800 FU per day. The low-dose group saw almost no change in their plaque or lipid markers.
Even though it was the same supplement for the same amount of time, the dose made the difference.
At 10,800 FU, carotid artery plaque shrank by up to 36%. The arterial wall thickness decreased by 21.7% on average.
These are physical, structural changes that doctors measured and confirmed on ultrasound.
77.7% of participants showed measurable improvement in arterial wall thickness.
66.5% showed measurable reduction in plaque size.
Improvement rates across all markers ranged from 66.5% to 95.4% for the majority of over 1,000 people, not some few lucky responders.
The participants lipid results moved in every right direction simultaneously.
- Total cholesterol: down
- LDL: down
- Triglycerides: down
- HDL: up
No adverse effects were recorded at any point across the full 12 months.
Lifestyle also amplified everything.
Participants walking more than 5,000 steps daily responded better than sedentary ones, and those with higher BMI saw larger relative improvements, likely because they started from a higher risk baseline where there was more room to move.
The study also tested co-administration.
Vitamin K2 and low-dose aspirin taken alongside nattokinase produced a synergistic effect, outperforming nattokinase alone across cardiovascular markers.
If you're building a stack, that's the combination the data points to.
The researchers found the effective range is 6,000 to 12,000 FU daily. Most supplements in Europe are only 2,000 FU. That's a huge gap.
The data shows 2,000 FU does almost nothing to plaque, while 10,800 FU actually shrinks it.
All in all, truly an incredible enzyme.