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At 26 years old, Bear 399 is the “grandmother” of Grand Teton. Famed for having at least 22 descendants, she’s a big part of the grizzly bear success story in Grand Teton National Park

"He felt deeply that California was the only place he could live. It’s the slanting evening light on the hills, the palette, the fundamental beauty. In his very soul, Steve was a Californian. He required the liberty it afforded, the clean slate. He worked under the influence, and

The Netherlands is one of the most sci-fi places on earth The Dutch deserve a new word: hydropunk Over centuries, they have created & maintained one of the most advanced water management systems on the planet

Blue light at night is like sugary, highly processed calories. Convenient in the short run, everywhere nowadays & gradually making people sicker & sicker. Even small steps like dimming the lights at night make a huge positive difference to sleep & health. Sun in the am is great.

My wife is a kindergarten teacher (and a damn good one too). I am often reminded of one of the lessons that she seeks to cement early and often: "You don't need to put someone (or something) down to lift someone (or something) else up." The same goes for tech. We live in a

“nothing from my end, thanks!”

Start journaling. Journaling is the easiest form of thinking. It will show you the mind blowing value of thinking about things more deeply (even 15 minutes). Would it help to have a list of journaling prompts?

I miss when this app could be used to share links to your work, find interesting people with shared interests, that sort of thing. I enjoy being on the receiving end of a nonstop unhinged political propaganda machine as much as the next guy, but this is a bit too much.

My two favorite apps (TrainerRoad and MathAcademy) literally tell me exactly, in chronological order and with great detail, what to do.

Reallocate all the money in the IRA for hydrogen and carbon capture to nuclear.

The most common response to adversity is not chronic stress. It’s resilience. 54 studies of potentially traumatic events: • 11% of people had extended difficulties • 21% had acute symptoms that dissipated • 66% sustained healthy functioning Humans are less fragile than we

Today we mourn the loss of Grizzly 399, the most famous bear in Grand Teton National Park and the star of our documentary "Grizzly 399: Queen of the Tetons." ❤️

Bear 399, you will be missed. Here's to hoping that self driving vehicles and their technology can be applied to every vehicle so amazing animals like you can die of natural causes instead of human error.

NVIDIA now has a greater market value than the entire German stock market and the entire Italian stock market. Combined. [h/t Torsten Slok]

"All of humanity's problems stem from man's inability to sit quietly in a room alone." ~Blaise Pascal

TSMC Arizona beats TSMC Taiwan chip yields. Claude can use computers and code. Science restores sight to the blind. Loads of lithium (LOL) in Arkansas. COF-999 captures carbon. Runway intros Act-One. + Stripe acquires Bridge's financial RTSCs. What a week for the optimists.

Nothing beats a starry reflection. 📍 Death Valley

It's probably apocryphal, but it's said that Eric Clapton was once asked what it was like being the best guitarist in the world, and he responded, "I don't know; ask Prince."

Icing post-injury has been contentious for some time. A recent review ⬇️ highlights the lack of evidence of efficacy and even possible harm.

Fascinating how often Presidential candidates promise to accomplish things or criticize their opponents for plans that they literally can’t do without congressional approval… and surprising how easily their supporters believe these claims. 🤦🏽‍♂️