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Euler's identity combines these five numbers in a simple and elegant equation. Despite each of the constants representing fundamentally different operations or areas in mathematics (algebra, geometry, and complex analysis), they all come together in this identity, showing a deep

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Update about the second Neuralink device in a human. If all goes well, there will be hundreds of people with Neuralinks within a few years, maybe tens of thousands within 5 years, millions within 10 years, …

I had successful neurosurgery last year. The number of papers my surgeon had published meant exactly ZERO. Papers as a metric for doctors is a bad idea. Very bad.

But Fagles translation is the only way

founder mode vs. manager mode

Good luck to all those on campus! do great things.

invisibility cloak incoming

forever memorialized by the gift to the world that is Rapamycin

The pro-metabolic, anti-cancer, and anti-aging effects of low dose metformin have become impossible to ignore. Which is why I take it every day.

Xenoarchaeology should be a serious academic discipline, where we develop our methods now, in advance of having the data — similar to how we have developed quantum algorithms and foundations of Q-proof cryptography long before functional quantum computers. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xenoarcha…

the future is terra incognita. it belongs to the explorers

Placebo effect alone is one thing, but OPEN LABEL placebo having this effect is truly mind boggling Patient expectations matter - this is not an attack on spine surgery but a fact that we spine surgeons must embrace

I served on Harvard Med’s admissions committee for a couple years. This way of thinking would have been profoundly alien to the leadership. “Unconventional” applicants were largely viewed as a liability.

How about outside the olfactory bulb — which is continuous with neural pathways connecting to the atmosphere? That’s going to be important to see.

Proud to have mentored 2 of these teams for this year's Texas Health Catalyst innovation program Dell Medical School. A blueprint for Austin's future! Strong work by Stephen C. Ekker, Ph.D. Claudia Lucchinetti, M.D. et al! dellmed.utexas.edu/news/texas-hea…

big news today. get really excited about this one!

compelling. don’t get me started on the optimal earth-sun distance and the relative lunar mass ratio

to embrace this future…