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Seasonal Haiku Paintings Hope War Passes Quickly
SocialMar 11, 2026

Seasonal Haiku Paintings Hope War Passes Quickly

When the war began, I began a practice called Haiku Paintings, small paintings of the 4 seasons: Spring Summer Fall Winter. Haikus have a season word, reminding us tht things arise + pass from us. I want to see this...

By Roshi Joan Halifax
Warren G Track
SocialMar 11, 2026

Warren G Track

No idea why Wayne left this Warren G-produced song off "Carter VI" but it would've been the best thing on it. https://t.co/9WUnSSj9hc

By Jeff Weiss
Kids' Endless “What If” Tests Adult Patience
SocialMar 11, 2026

Kids' Endless “What If” Tests Adult Patience

5 year old: can you breathe on the moon? me: no, there's no oxygen 5 year old: what if you had an oxygen tank? me: then yes 5 year old: what if the oxygen tank was empty? me: then no 5 year old: what if you...

By Henpecked Hal
Separate Devices and Silence Notifications to Stay Smarter
SocialMar 11, 2026

Separate Devices and Silence Notifications to Stay Smarter

This is how you get dumber btw, true even before AI. Turn on DnD, put your phone in a drawer. The best option if you can is to separate work + personal devices so your work device can't even see...

By Mitchell Hashimoto
Snapchat Awards Crown DJ Khaled with Lifetime Achievement
SocialMar 11, 2026

Snapchat Awards Crown DJ Khaled with Lifetime Achievement

Snapchat Is Honoring DJ Khaled With a ‘Lifetime Achievement Award’ at Its First-Ever Snappy Awards https://t.co/SVFliYvp6u via @variety

By Todd Spangler
NASA's AXIS X-Ray Mission Canceled After 2025 Cuts
SocialMar 11, 2026

NASA's AXIS X-Ray Mission Canceled After 2025 Cuts

NASA’s next X-ray mission, AXIS, has been killed Did you think that the cuts to NASA made in 2025 had all been reversed, and everything is now fine? Think again. NASA's AXIS mission, on account of that 2025 bloodbath, is now dead. https://t.co/gdFHBnGzRJ

By Ethan Siegel
Big‑budget Film Praised, yet Still Under the Radar
SocialMar 11, 2026

Big‑budget Film Praised, yet Still Under the Radar

They spent a gazillion dollars making this and the reviews seem strong but I don’t feel like the marketing push has gotten the movie into the zeitgeist at all yet: https://t.co/Obnbhrzjz2

By Conor Sen
Regular Sauna Use Lowers Cardiovascular Mortality Risk
SocialMar 11, 2026

Regular Sauna Use Lowers Cardiovascular Mortality Risk

Heat exposure through sauna bathing is associated with reduced cardiovascular mortality. JAMA Internal Medicine, 2015. Laukkanen et al. https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamainternalmedicine/fullarticle/2130724

By David Sinclair
Post‑birth Thyroiditis Often Mistaken for Depression—Screening Needed
SocialMar 11, 2026

Post‑birth Thyroiditis Often Mistaken for Depression—Screening Needed

Up to 1 in 10 women develop thyroid problems in the first year after giving birth. It's called postpartum thyroiditis. Your immune system dials down during pregnancy to tolerate the baby. After birth, it rebounds. In some women, that rebound...

By Preethi Kasireddy
Constant Naysayers Reveal Poor Decision-Making Skills
SocialMar 11, 2026

Constant Naysayers Reveal Poor Decision-Making Skills

Watch out for people who argue against something whenever they can find something--anything-- wrong with it, without properly weighing all the pluses and minuses. Such people tend to be poor decision makers. #principleoftheday https://t.co/B2OBDkdlDr

By Ray Dalio
When Your Cup Is Full, Teach Others
SocialMar 11, 2026

When Your Cup Is Full, Teach Others

"Recognize when your cup is full. You were meant to be with people and have these moments in your life that teach you something. When you have achieved that, make space to teach others." - @katelin_cruse (EP.490) With thanks to @AlphaSenseInc, @MorningstarInc,...

By Ted Seides
Sarah Schulman on Solidarity, Error, and Narrative Craft
SocialMar 11, 2026

Sarah Schulman on Solidarity, Error, and Narrative Craft

My Art of Nonfiction interview w/the great Sarah Schulman is in this issue of @parisreview. We talked for four years (surely a record?) about her nonfiction + novels + organizing, about real solidarity vs. fake loyalty, and the necessity of...

By Parul Sehgal
Paramount Aims to Challenge Netflix as Daily Streaming Hub
SocialMar 11, 2026

Paramount Aims to Challenge Netflix as Daily Streaming Hub

Game of Streams: David Ellison's Plan to Compete with Netflix called Paramount+HBO Paramount wants to be more than a survivor in the streaming wars. It believes it can catapult itself into a daily use streaming platform that can compete head-on...

By Rich Greenfield
First Pause Button Postcard Sent, Invite to Breathe
SocialMar 11, 2026

First Pause Button Postcard Sent, Invite to Breathe

We’re jumping the tracks. 🌬️ The first Postcard from The Pause Button Project just went out to 900+ people. It’s time to stop, breathe, and take the wheel back. Join us here: https://t.co/vRFHUUtOpl https://t.co/NhKMZdmwbu

By Kevin Frankish
Books: 10% Writing, 20% Editing, 30% Publishing, 5000% Marketing
SocialMar 11, 2026

Books: 10% Writing, 20% Editing, 30% Publishing, 5000% Marketing

New writers should be aware that the time expenditure of writing and publishing a book is around 10% writing, 20% editing, 30% either querying/submitting to agents/publishers *or* formatting and uploading to self-pub platforms, and 5000% marketing.

By Joel Shulkin, MD
Training Load Predicts VO2max, Aerobic Gains Ahead
SocialMar 11, 2026

Training Load Predicts VO2max, Aerobic Gains Ahead

A little #ProjectUnreasonable predictive modeling this morning - Training Load + Time In Zone vs predicted VO2max. Still a whole lot of pretty aerobic colors ahead for @JohnGoldman https://t.co/noj8ztob5u

By Alan Couzens
New Evidence Suggests Newborn Gut May Not Be Sterile
SocialMar 11, 2026

New Evidence Suggests Newborn Gut May Not Be Sterile

Anyone who's had a baby knows what meconium is. Hard to forget. It's this thick, black, tar-like substance your baby poops out for the first 1-2 days. Really hard to wash off too because it sticks to their skin. Meconium is...

By Preethi Kasireddy
Engineering Meat: Science Drives Next Agricultural Revolution
SocialMar 11, 2026

Engineering Meat: Science Drives Next Agricultural Revolution

For 12,000 years, humanity has produced meat the same way: grow crops, feed animals, convert plants into protein. From a biomanufacturing perspective, it is one of the most complex and least optimized production systems on the planet. What happens when we start...

By John Cumbers
Turn Your Vacation Into Real Scientific Research
SocialMar 11, 2026

Turn Your Vacation Into Real Scientific Research

Citizen Science Travel. #Citizenscience travel lets everyday travelers support real research. Learn ways you can turn your next trip into a citizen science adventurehttps://www.ottsworld.com/blogs/citizen-science-antarctica-cruise/ via @Ottsworld

By Sherry Ott
Kacey Musgraves Announces Sixth Album, Drops “Dry Spell” Video
SocialMar 11, 2026

Kacey Musgraves Announces Sixth Album, Drops “Dry Spell” Video

Kacey Musgraves Announces Sixth Album, ‘Middle of Nowhere’; Witty and Racy ‘Dry Spell’ Video Out Now https://t.co/sjjs0ooL1D via @variety

By Chris Willman
We Overestimate Bad Events; Recovery Happens Faster
SocialMar 11, 2026

We Overestimate Bad Events; Recovery Happens Faster

Have you ever dreaded something, only to find out it wasn't nearly as bad as you expected? Dan Gilbert and colleagues found that we consistently overestimate how terrible we'll feel after bad events. A breakup, a job loss, even a serious...

By Dr. Laurie Santos
Gut Microbes Modulate Age‑related Memory and Cognition
SocialMar 11, 2026

Gut Microbes Modulate Age‑related Memory and Cognition

Gut microbes signal the brain influencing age-associated memory and cognitive function in the experimental model @arcinstitute @Nature https://t.co/elSw3RXbI9 https://t.co/6fRfCk4Z9n

By Eric Topol
Kindness Isn’t Weakness; Set Boundaries Against Takers
SocialMar 11, 2026

Kindness Isn’t Weakness; Set Boundaries Against Takers

Some people take your kindness for weakness because that's exactly what it is. . Givers have to set boundaries because takers rarely do.

By Ed Latimore
Adopt a Collect, Organ
SocialMar 11, 2026

Adopt a Collect, Organ

Notes. Screenshots. Slack messages. Voice memos. Random ideas at 11:47PM. You’re collecting nonstop. But without a daily organise habit, chaos wins. COD closes the loop. Collect. Organise. Do. Simple framework. Massive mental relief. https://t.co/edEGsruY96 https://t.co/jfmGGIFCdT

By Carl Pullein
Black Stripe Marks Successful Agroinfiltration, Red
SocialMar 11, 2026

Black Stripe Marks Successful Agroinfiltration, Red

More agroinfiltration tests. Black sharpie stripe indicates injecred bloom. Right lobe is positive control. Should turn red in the next 72hrs. https://t.co/2lRTbwAjhq

By Sebastian Cocioba
Aging: Tired Ribosomes Pause, Causing Us to Slow
SocialMar 11, 2026

Aging: Tired Ribosomes Pause, Causing Us to Slow

If all of life is just ribosomes making more ribosomes, then maybe ageing is just old ribosomes getting tired and pausing, causing me to get tired and pause more often.

By Tom Ellis
True Rest Means Mental Space, Not Just Sleep
SocialMar 11, 2026

True Rest Means Mental Space, Not Just Sleep

We keep telling ourselves we just need a good night's sleep. But what if what we actually need is a conversation we don't have to manage? Or a day without solving anyone's problems? Or a space where we don't have to...

By Dr. Joy Harden Bradford
Life Unfolds Gradually, Layer by Layer
SocialMar 11, 2026

Life Unfolds Gradually, Layer by Layer

In The Making - A Poem to Growing Tree: perhaps even here the in-between you feel has a place: the way you remain here,�roots deep in the ground,�with branches reaching toward the sky,�is already the making of a life�where what is next begins...

By Morgan Harper Nichols
Oscars Producers Tease Conan O’Brien’s 2026 Return
SocialMar 11, 2026

Oscars Producers Tease Conan O’Brien’s 2026 Return

Oscars Producers Preview the 2026 Return of Conan O’Brien, the Fab Five Format, and More https://t.co/QQYNpZ8uGr via @IndieWire

By Anne Thompson
Eldest Daughter Refuses Help After Repeated Failures
SocialMar 11, 2026

Eldest Daughter Refuses Help After Repeated Failures

An eldest daughter won’t ask for help because someone always fumbles or they throw it in your face. I’m usually right about a lot and this is something I prefer to be wrong but here we are

By VON
Partners Should Lift Your Worth, Not Diminish It
SocialMar 11, 2026

Partners Should Lift Your Worth, Not Diminish It

Reminder from a therapist: Your partner is supposed to remind you of your worth, not strip you of it.

By Dr M | Clinical Psychologist
Your Essential Isle of Skye Mini Guide Awaits
SocialMar 11, 2026

Your Essential Isle of Skye Mini Guide Awaits

Scotland keeps pulling us back and Skye is a big reason why. We put together an Isle of Skye Mini Guide with everything you need to know before you go, go give it a save. https://www.instagram.com/p/DVv5-6GlSCR/?img_index=1

By Katie & Joe on the Go
Big Workout Calls for Days of Easy Recovery
SocialMar 11, 2026

Big Workout Calls for Days of Easy Recovery

I’m 6 weeks out from a half marathon, so we’re firmly in the “big workouts with big recovery” time of the cycle. Today was ~ 12 miles with 12km at ~95% of goal pace. This automatically means recovery to easy...

By rebuiltpt
Tesla‑xAI Unveils Real‑Time AI That Can Run Companies
SocialMar 11, 2026

Tesla‑xAI Unveils Real‑Time AI That Can Run Companies

Macrohard or Digital Optimus is a joint xAI-Tesla project, coming as part of Tesla’s investment agreement with xAI. Grok is the master conductor/navigator with deep understanding of the world to direct digital Optimus, which is processing and actioning the past...

By Elon Musk
Emerging KRAS Combo Therapies Show Promising Progress
SocialMar 11, 2026

Emerging KRAS Combo Therapies Show Promising Progress

The KRAS niche has been a deluge of new selective and pan/multi inhibitors. Now there are combos to watch out for – we may be making progress. Here are insights on 7 of them: https://t.co/F9HmM8A4ud https://t.co/IqWw6n2m3k

By Sally Church
Respecting Boundaries Doesn't Require Understanding Them
SocialMar 11, 2026

Respecting Boundaries Doesn't Require Understanding Them

Hot take from a therapist: They don’t need to understand your boundaries in order to respect them.

By Dr M | Clinical Psychologist
GLP‑1 Drug Linked to Longer Survival in Brain Metastases
SocialMar 11, 2026

GLP‑1 Drug Linked to Longer Survival in Brain Metastases

Another potential GLP-1 drug benefit seen in people with diabetes and brain metastases for improved survival; a retrospective study that needs further assessment but intriguing https://t.co/nZm3xEYQMH https://t.co/V76S7o1MJb

By Eric Topol
Artemis Launch Revives Apollo’s Global Awe
SocialMar 11, 2026

Artemis Launch Revives Apollo’s Global Awe

I came across this @life magazine back-issue. Hundreds of thousands came to nasakennedy to watch the launch live, with hundreds of millions (like me) tuned in on TV. Makes me wonder where the naysayers think the gigantic Saturn V rockets...

By Chris Hadfield
Iditarod Update: Riley Diche Leads, Hall Trails
SocialMar 11, 2026

Iditarod Update: Riley Diche Leads, Hall Trails

In the meantime, at the #Iditaro ...the field is still pretty compact. Riley Diche is in #Ophir Ryan Hall 13 miles behind 12 Mushers in #Takotna If you live nature, dogs, tradition, sports - follow the greatest race life. https://t.co/UAiz3cuKZQ

By Holger Müller
Oscars Producers Explain Fab Five Tribute and Limited Music Performances
SocialMar 11, 2026

Oscars Producers Explain Fab Five Tribute and Limited Music Performances

Oscars Producers Reveal ‘Fab Five’ Casting Tribute, Extended In Memoriam and Why Only Two Musical Performances https://t.co/LQuEeldzoX via @variety

By Clayton Davis
Alzheimer’s Blood Markers Also Flag Certain Amyloidosis Types
SocialMar 11, 2026

Alzheimer’s Blood Markers Also Flag Certain Amyloidosis Types

The blood neuromarkers p-tau181 and p-tau217 that can predict and diagnose Alzheimer's disease are also abnormal in certain types of amyloidosis, indicating both some non-specificity and potential help in diagnosis of these conditions https://t.co/jodvMY6TNK

By Eric Topol
Catch Kacey Musgraves Live on Radio in One Hour
SocialMar 11, 2026

Catch Kacey Musgraves Live on Radio in One Hour

Kacey Musgraves, live on the radio show, one hour away. Tune in live and free to catch the conversation…. https://t.co/4bdr4A5q06

By Zane Lowe
Harsh Comment Sections Teach Us to Listen and Grow
SocialMar 11, 2026

Harsh Comment Sections Teach Us to Listen and Grow

"The comment section in Huffington Post is notoriously harsh, and conventional wisdom says to avoid reading it. I write to understand, but I publish to be part of a larger conversation. Therefore, I want to listen—mostly—to what readers say. And,...

By Jane Friedman
Sinners Leads with 16 Nominations; One Battle After Another Follows
SocialMar 11, 2026

Sinners Leads with 16 Nominations; One Battle After Another Follows

.@stevepond gives his final predictions for Oscar night: “#Sinners, Ryan Coogler’s genre-bending race relations tale w the lens of a vampire story, has a record-shattering 16 nominations; #OneBattleAfterAnother, Paul Thomas Anderson’s wild look at revolutionary fervor has 13." https://t.co/wkKai6jgRC

By Sharon Waxman
Severe COVID/Flu May Boost Lung Cancer Risk
SocialMar 11, 2026

Severe COVID/Flu May Boost Lung Cancer Risk

A causal link between severe Covid or flu and lung cancer risk by impairing immunity and promoting inflammation, as shown in multiple murine models https://t.co/NvE6uIYFZh

By Eric Topol
Eggs Supply Essential Choline for Fetal Brain Development
SocialMar 11, 2026

Eggs Supply Essential Choline for Fetal Brain Development

I take eggs very seriously during pregnancy. Not because of protein, though that matters, but because of choline. Choline is as important as folate for fetal brain development, but almost nobody talks about it. Over 90% of pregnant women don't meet...

By Preethi Kasireddy
Just a Few Flights Daily Cuts Mortality Risk
SocialMar 11, 2026

Just a Few Flights Daily Cuts Mortality Risk

Even small amounts of stair climbing can provide great health benefits Climbing 6–10 flights/day (~60–100 steps) is associated with: - 10% lower all-cause mortality - Lower cardiovascular disease risk - Better metabolic health - Improved cognitive function Nobody deliberately climbs stairs - stairs add incidental physical...

By Siim Land
Child's Illness Cancels Entire Workday After Therapy
SocialMar 11, 2026

Child's Illness Cancels Entire Workday After Therapy

I dropped my son off at therapy & was driving home to get my work day started. His therapist called & said they had to end the session 15 minutes in because he has bad diarrhea & then fell asleep....

By Brittany Bright
The Ebro Show
SocialMar 11, 2026

The Ebro Show

Talking with @AppleMusic’s Africa Rising Star @official_shoday at 3:30p ET… HipHop Legend @ImroxanneShante stopping by at 4p ET. Full day. Tune in on #TheEbroShow. 🫡

By Ebro Darden