Nike employee memo from 1977.

An extremely important lesson from Peter Thiel:

Mother nature is a math geek. ✍️

I hate classifications but this is very very good.

13 powerful sentences by Daniel Kahneman on decision-making and human psychology:

Do you think your boss is scary? Look at the brutal emails from the CEOs of Apple, Microsoft, Tesla and Facebook:

In what is possibly the slowest speed nautical crash ever, Steve Jobs struck another billionaire's vessel. By MalcolmOwen appleinsider.com/articles/24/08…

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paulgraham.com/foundermode.ht… One of the most interesting pieces I have come across recently. Thanks, Paul Graham for this.

23 books recommended by Dr. Andrew Huberman: 1) Outlive by Peter Attia, MD

Some really cool ideas here... youtube.com/watch?v=eKzNKx…

Really exceptional. Jeff Bezos

Terence Tao on working hard: “Relying on intelligence alone to pull things off at the last minute may work for a while, but generally speaking at the graduate level or higher it doesn’t. One needs to do a serious amount of reading and writing, and not just thinking, in order to

“Absence of evidence is not the evidence of absence.” -- Dr. Carl Sagan (1934 - 1996)

Arguments take two forms: authentic & reverse-engineered. Authentic arguments emerge naturally from the situation itself. Reverse-engineered ones are constructed backward—designed to serve a preexisting urge to discredit or harm an antagonist. The first kind has few degrees of

This is Thomas Seyfried. He’s a professor of biology, who’s studied cancer for 30+ years. His message? Cancer isn’t bad genes or bad luck—it’s damaged mitochondria. This flips everything you’ve been told about how to treat & prevent cancer: Check Thread 👇

My most important paper ever: How uncertainty (errors on errors) fattens the tails. Connects to all epistemological traditions. w/Pasquale Cirillo Pages 1-4

Computer Science is not science, and it's not about computers. Got reminded about this gem from MIT the other day