Yottabyte

Dal-Chawal.
PenMan & Executionary.
Failing Life once at a time.
Tweets are majorly personal.RT's are reminder for self.

[Yottabyte @yottabytecfo]

Do read out this breaking thread!!!

[Brethren & Co. @BharatPaarth]

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[g @34rths]

How the last day of the trip feels when you realize just how big the world is and that there is still so much more to see and experience

[Yv sharma @tracopotostic]

Arey mai keh rha tha can I request my English board answer sheet from 2020? I wrote a kick ass story, I'd love to read it again.

[All day Astronomy @forallcurious]

Me whenever the stars are visible:

[☔ @Whotfismick]

everything will be okay in the end

[Paras Chopra @paraschopra]

Today I learned that in English:

words starting with "gl-" often relate to light: gleam, glint, glance, glare, glaze, glimpse, glitter, gloss, glower, glisten, glaze, glitz, glazed.

words starting with "sn-" often relate to nose: sniff, sneeze, snuff, snore, snort, snot.

[Striver | Building takeUforward @striver_79]

If you are building something, the sooner you understand 👇🏼

[Bear Grylls OBE @BearGrylls]

I have one rule for fear: run towards it. It doesn't shrink when you wait it out.

[sammm ☆ @onlysammms]

somebody said "rockbottom is actually a trampoline" and i have never felt so alive

[Ramin Nasibov @RaminNasibov]

Me whenever the stars are visible

[aval @Aval_utionary]

your gut produces tiny nano-sized particles called exosomes constantly, right now, as you read this. they're stuffed with proteins and microRNAs, little genetic instruction slips, and they travel your entire body telling cells what to do. your gut has been running a whole broadcasting network this entire time and nobody told us.

now, some researchers took these exosomes from old mice and young mice and did full multi-omic profiling, proteomics, miRNA sequencing, the whole arsenal. the old gut's exosomes looked completely different. loaded with signals associated with insulin resistance, gut barrier breakdown, and chronic inflammation.

so they fed those old exosomes to young healthy mice. the young mice's gut barriers started weakening. inflammatory substances began leaking into the bloodstream. insulin sensitivity dropped. a completely young, healthy body, receiving old gut packages, began showing metabolic changes it had absolutely no reason to show yet.

then reversed. young exosomes into old mice. some of the metabolic damage walked back.

now here's where i need to be honest with y’all because most of us forget this part: this is mice. and the exact molecular reason why this happens, which specific microRNAs are flipping which switches, isn't fully mapped yet. the researchers found the what. the why is still being hunted.

but the what is genuinely unhinged. the implication sitting underneath this paper is that aging might not just be your cells randomly breaking down. part of it might be your gut continuously transmitting an aging state to the rest of your body, and other organs updating accordingly. not broken. just following instructions from increasingly unreliable management. which means the question becomes: what if you could edit the mail.

[Voice of Hindus @Voiceofhindus]

@narendramodi Best pic on internet today 👑

[amrit @amritwt]

winning is not enough, everyone else must lose type shi

[primordial intelligence @primal_brainer]

new obsession studying everything Piyush Pandey did

[lili, cpa ✧ @ajbacpa]

and i will make it happen.