C. S. Lewis, got this on repeat in my head

Ask AI to engage in a Socratic dialogue. Start with a broad or abstract question—like “what is love?” or “what does it mean to live well?” You’ll uncover gaps in your understanding and refine your thinking together. My child’s future educational journey will be incredible.

Talk to Brad, our first ALS participant, who edited that video entirely with his Neuralink

Hear from Elon, the Neuralink team, and the amazing participants we're privileged to work with. We're looking for smart humans to help push this technology even further. Join us in building the machine that builds the machines to merge with machines.

I’m 34. My mind is sharp. My body is failing. ALS doesn’t care about age, dreams, or plans — it just moves in and takes everything. Here’s what living with it is like. 🧵

I became a mom last year, but I’m still learning to become one. I borrowed tools from optimization theory to map my motherhood journey. Pouring everything into being the perfect mother and pushing all else aside might feel right in the moment, yet it risks a local minimum in

I’ve been a beta user of Wabi and it is a game changer. Love the beautiful UI, experience, and the overall concept. Just drop a one-line prompt, and Wabi builds + ships full mobile apps. The YouTube moment for app dev is here. Now.

“A paper from October 2025 examined what happens when you induce sustained self-referential processing in large language models. … the same pattern emerged: structured first-person reports of something that looks like subjective experience.” “The people building these systems

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I first met my husband DJ Seo back in our school days. He was this brilliant, driven PhD student. I can still picture him waiting for me on the library steps, in that old grey hoodie and Converse shoes. From that moment on, I've witnessed every twist and turn of his incredible

Mark Zuckerberg donated $100 million to Newark public schools. It was one of the largest philanthropic gifts to a school district in history. Of that $100 million, roughly $31 million, about 31%, had to go to the teachers union as essentially a payment to allow measures that

A pundit called Asian students "grade grinders" destroying American schools. Reality: n=20,000 survey shows Asian American kids lead in sports (63%), arts (59%), AND community service. The real complaint? "They're too good and we can't compete." garryslist.org/posts/the-new-…