Tiger Woods nearly lost his leg and his life and has had several back surgeries and even he played sooner than Ben Simmons

This leaf sheep consumes so much algae that its cells photosynthesize. A solar-powered slug: #biology

Yesterday, I saw my local barista for the first time after 70+ days, and I reflexively asked her "Are you well?" 你好吗? Her reply blew me away: "zhinenghao" 只能好. (“We have no choice but to be well.”)

feeling down

drink coffee only after waking up and not to wake up

The recent wealth tax increase in Norway was expected to bring an additional $146M in yearly tax revenue Instead, an estimated $54B-worth of ultra-rich left the country, leading to a lost $594M in yearly wealth tax revenue A net decrease of $448M+ (sources and calculations ↓)

interesting.. 苟 seems a bit like quiet quitting. can relate 🥲

apparently this was sold as a live Willy Wonka Experience but they used all AI images on the website to sell tickets and then people showed up and saw this and it got so bad people called the cops lmao

Beijing City Library just opened 📚 the design is inspired by ginko trees "a place where you can be sitting under a tree, reading your favorite book’.

MEMENTO was released 24 years ago this week. Acclaimed by experts as one of cinema's greatest explorations of memory, and the film that catapulted the career of Christopher Nolan, the making of story is one you won't forget… 1/47

BREAKING: The Iowa-South Carolina national championship game averaged 18.7 million viewers. That makes it the most watched basketball game — men's or women's, college or professional — in five years. What a MASSIVE month for women's basketball.

These are baby stingrays. They look like aliens stuck in ravioli.

I was today years old when I found out owls could swim 😳

AI companionship is a topic that makes me squirm and feel uncomfortable but at the same time very intriguing. saving to remind myself to check it out 🫣

Growth in spending in China’s smaller cities is outpacing growth in the largest. That’s attracting higher-end brands to expand, with smaller cities even starting to set trends for larger peers. Read more: ow.ly/SQPa50VIlNB

This is a really fantastic thread and it captures what I’ve long felt, That humanoid robots in mass scale won’t really transform the world economy to their greatest extent until the mid 2040s to early 2050s. Who though would be ecstatic at that timeline? China. The early

Southeast Asia exists as a region politically, but culturally it doesn't really exist, unless you're like Laotian or Cambodian, the nationalist sentiment in each country is quite strong and a pan media regional ecosystem doesn't really exist. No one in the real world remotely

The #1 problem with track: Only a few meets actually matter. We need track and fields version of a play-in tournament. DL final winners getting auto bid to worlds is great, but take the idea to the next level. An entire field of the 8 best guys not qualified for worlds. Winner

Everyone's sharing that "Long Degeneracy" article and nominating it for article of the year with 20m views. I just got around to reading it…overall, I get it. It's well written, emotionally resonant, and captures something real about generational anxiety. I like the author, I

Andrew Huberman shares a simple, science-backed trick to fall asleep faster when your mind races or you can't stop noticing your body position: Close your eyes and do slow, deliberate eye movements to shut down proprioception (body awareness) and signal your brain it's time to