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Six Years In, Still Learning Writing From Cole
SocialMay 9, 2026

Six Years In, Still Learning Writing From Cole

Insane how much I still learn about the art of writing from Cole after nearly 6 years

By Dickie Bush
Persistence Beats Algorithms: Outlast 90% Quitters
SocialMay 9, 2026

Persistence Beats Algorithms: Outlast 90% Quitters

There's no secret algorithm. No hidden shortcut. No perfect time that lives in the past. You're going to post content that gets ignored. Crickets. No growth. No sales. If you can stomach this, you'll outlast 90% of people who quit when...

By Jon Brosio
Brain's Uniqueness Defies Purely Computational Consciousness Models
SocialMay 9, 2026

Brain's Uniqueness Defies Purely Computational Consciousness Models

"If the brain is not just a computer, then there’s little reason to believe that everything it does – including consciousness – can be abstracted away into the lifeless circuits of a digital computer." @anilkseth https://t.co/rqLMAYdAQR

By Dr. Dorothea Baur
FMS Predictive Value Varies Across Athlete Populations
SocialMay 9, 2026

FMS Predictive Value Varies Across Athlete Populations

New podcast: I review research on whether the Functional Movement Screen predicts injuries in baseball players. More importantly, I speak broadly to the goal of assessments, and why what’s predictive in one population might not hold up in other athletes....

By Eric Cressey
New Book Explores Deep Forces Shaping Beliefs
SocialMay 9, 2026

New Book Explores Deep Forces Shaping Beliefs

Congrats to @turi for a rave @FT review of his new book. I have it on order. Why We Think What We Think — the deeper forces that shape our beliefs https://t.co/ZxH8LJ517D

By Jeff Jarvis
SNL Debuts: Springsteen & Farley's Iconic First Appearances
SocialMay 9, 2026

SNL Debuts: Springsteen & Farley's Iconic First Appearances

LKF Today in 1992 Bruce Springsteen had his first TV appearance ever (it was as the musical guest on Saturday Night Live) and yesterday in 1993 Chris Farley debuted the motivational speaker Matt Foley on SNL.

By Doug Kass
Mentor Tips Lose Value when Overused; Prioritize First Conversation
SocialMay 9, 2026

Mentor Tips Lose Value when Overused; Prioritize First Conversation

This sounds like really good advice on how to get a mentor. Except it's what I call a zero-sum tip. The more it's used, the less effective it becomes. Imagine everyone sent the ever-so-fabulous Joanna Coles a packet of Hobnobs, the first time,...

By Joanna Bloor
Healing Needs Practical Steps, Not Just Self‑Awareness
SocialMay 9, 2026

Healing Needs Practical Steps, Not Just Self‑Awareness

If you ask people what self-healing actually takes, they won’t be able tell you what to do beyond “be more self aware” or “increase your self-love”. Yeah, but no. Unlearning, detangling, deconstructing, leaning in and phasing out are things that...

By Kier Gaines
Your Energy, Not Looks, Attracts High‑quality People
SocialMay 9, 2026

Your Energy, Not Looks, Attracts High‑quality People

The most attractive trait isn’t looks, wealth, or status. It’s energy. When you walk into rooms with genuine enthusiasm, interest, and curiosity, you become a magnet for the highest quality people. Energy is contagious. Spread the kind you’d want to...

By Sahil Bloom
Billions Spent on Research We Could Simply Stop
SocialMay 9, 2026

Billions Spent on Research We Could Simply Stop

We spend $50 billion now on biomedical research through NIH, and several billion more through other agencies. We could "save" that money by not spending it, yet we do. Same story.

By Dean Baker
Nonprofits See 17% Online, 12% Monthly Revenue Growth
SocialMay 9, 2026

Nonprofits See 17% Online, 12% Monthly Revenue Growth

According to the new M+R Benchmarks Report, online revenue for the average nonprofit increased by 17% in 2025, while monthly revenue increased by 12%: https://mrbenchmarks.com/ 🎉

By Heather Mansfield
Reading List Reveals Resilience, Purpose, and Long-Term Business Insights
SocialMay 9, 2026

Reading List Reveals Resilience, Purpose, and Long-Term Business Insights

📚 My March reading list: Amazon, Federer, ikigai, and Home Depot ⚡ Lessons on resilience, purpose, business, and long-term thinking 👉 https://michaelwmchugh.com/march-reading-list-2026/

By Michael W. McHugh
Low‑Cost Vaccines and Open Science Aren’t Evil
SocialMay 9, 2026

Low‑Cost Vaccines and Open Science Aren’t Evil

Hmmm, presumably making low-cost vaccines to help humanity, $2-4 per dose, no onerous patent restrictions, pioneering a way to bypass big pharma, helping the nation through a terrible pandemic, writing books with academic presses on history of science/medicine, constitute evil?

By Peter Hotez
Midnight Rain, Kid's Bathroom Call Disrupts Sleep
SocialMay 9, 2026

Midnight Rain, Kid's Bathroom Call Disrupts Sleep

Middle of the night, raining like crazy, and cold. And then an unexpected voice. It’s my 6-year-old: “Dad, I need to go to the bathroom.” I’d truly rather sleep in a strip mall.

By StripMallGuy (Don Tepman)
Just Picked up Christoffer Carlsson's Blaze Me a Sun
SocialMay 9, 2026

Just Picked up Christoffer Carlsson's Blaze Me a Sun

Bought Christoffer Carlsson’s “Brinn mig en sol (Blaze Me a Sun)” at the book store. https://t.co/U3peZZte0p

By Hideo Kojima (EN)
Ferrari's 2-Year Waitlist Boosts Brand Desirability
SocialMay 9, 2026

Ferrari's 2-Year Waitlist Boosts Brand Desirability

Ferrari manages desirability by capping availability with a waitlist of about 20-24 months. Ferrari believes that this is the sweet spot between it being too long that clients move on and long enough that they keep desirability high by making...

By Speedwell Research
Dream App Maps Every Street You’ve Run
SocialMay 9, 2026

Dream App Maps Every Street You’ve Run

request for app: one where you can upload your walking/running records and it maps out what streets you have or haven’t been to and maybe even builds new routes for you. I have a silly dream one day to explore every street...

By Steph Smith
Elite Cyclists Need High Protein, Micronutrients, Collagen for Healing
SocialMay 9, 2026

Elite Cyclists Need High Protein, Micronutrients, Collagen for Healing

Nutrition strategies for illness and injury in elite cycling 🤧 This new review from the UCI Sports Nutrition Project outlined the current evidence on and practices of elite cyclists regarding nutrition for illness and injury 🔍 Here are the key strategies ⬇️ Skin...

By Tom Coughlin, MSc (Performance Nutritionist)
Even Predictable Sunsets Can Reveal Rare Sun Rainbows
SocialMay 9, 2026

Even Predictable Sunsets Can Reveal Rare Sun Rainbows

Me: sunsets are predictable. Also me: OMG is that a sun rainbow?? 😍😍 📍 Battlefield Bed & Breakfast Inn, Gettysburg, PA

By Jen Ruiz
Eggs Boost Choline, Cut Anxiety, Build Muscle
SocialMay 9, 2026

Eggs Boost Choline, Cut Anxiety, Build Muscle

Eat more eggs (has choline) and you stop being anxious Also great protein for your muscles (6g per egg) My friend @rameerez went from skinny to ripped just eating eggs all day for a year, his fridge looked something like this https://t.co/3bjG6GqpAU

By Pieter Levels
Discover My Top Recommended Investing Book
SocialMay 9, 2026

Discover My Top Recommended Investing Book

This week I wrote about one of the best investing books I've ever read. https://t.co/80gBuYmXRm

By Ian Cassel
Gut Metabolites Shape Immunity in Aging and Disease
SocialMay 9, 2026

Gut Metabolites Shape Immunity in Aging and Disease

Gut microbiota-derived metabolites as immune modulators in aging and age-related chronic inflammatory diseases https://t.co/iVUKH7ONVa https://t.co/8M3LmurbCa

By David Barzilai, MD PhD
Patience Outpaces Shortcuts for Long-Term Success
SocialMay 9, 2026

Patience Outpaces Shortcuts for Long-Term Success

Most people are chasing shortcuts. This is why patience is the rare skill that will propel you further than most.

By Alex Mathers
Cut Toxic, Unreliable People Out of Your Life Fast
SocialMay 9, 2026

Cut Toxic, Unreliable People Out of Your Life Fast

"The toxic people who are trying to fool you or lie to you — who aren't reliable in meeting their commitments — the great lesson is [to] get them the hell out of your life. And do it fast". —...

By S. Joseph Burns
Some Survive Life's Harsh Blows, Others Don’t
SocialMay 9, 2026

Some Survive Life's Harsh Blows, Others Don’t

"Life will have terrible blows, horrible blows, unfair blows. Doesn't matter. And some people recover, and others don't.” — Charlie Munger https://t.co/YmwCpDrDHX

By S. Joseph Burns
Too Many Tabs Reset Context, Slow Thinking—Google's New Approach
SocialMay 9, 2026

Too Many Tabs Reset Context, Slow Thinking—Google's New Approach

I think “opening 10 tabs” is a broken way to think, not just a bad habit. Every new tab resets your context. Every reset slows your thinking. What if research didn’t require jumping around at all? @Google is betting it won’t. Here’s the shift…...

By Ron van Loon
Front Rack Slippage Threatens Climb; Need Better Grip
SocialMay 9, 2026

Front Rack Slippage Threatens Climb; Need Better Grip

Singles for breakfast. Gotta work on my front rack left hand slippage nearly took me out. https://t.co/KaaAK3Dt22

By William Wayland
Sci‑fi Author, Not Tech Firm, Fuels AI Villainy
SocialMay 9, 2026

Sci‑fi Author, Not Tech Firm, Fuels AI Villainy

Everyone loves this tweet, but it got it completely wrong. It is the sci-fi author — not the tech company — who is the true villain, for having put the story of the Torment Nexus into the training data. https://t.co/ScikINGM0T

By Joe Weisenthal
Prioritize Processes Over Projects for Real Progress
SocialMay 9, 2026

Prioritize Processes Over Projects for Real Progress

Most people don’t need more projects. They need better processes. When every task becomes a “project,” your brain stays stuck in planning mode instead of making real progress. The hidden cost? Decision fatigue, overwhelm, and days that feel busy but unclear. “If...

By Carl Pullein
Sam Altman's “Why?” Sparks Deep Existential Doubt
SocialMay 9, 2026

Sam Altman's “Why?” Sparks Deep Existential Doubt

.@sama himself asks me "Why?" I am now questioning my tweet, my reasoning, my worldview, and possibly my entire existence. help pls. https://t.co/tpfo7Gylz3

By Data Chaz
Simpsons‑in‑the‑Strand Reopens: A Civilized Culinary Spectacle
SocialMay 9, 2026

Simpsons‑in‑the‑Strand Reopens: A Civilized Culinary Spectacle

Some restaurant openings are like big west end shows which every critic will weigh in on. So for @ftweekend.com it’s my turn to write about the reopening of Simpsons-in-the-Strand. Via both dinner and breakfast. TLDR: it’s so damn civilised...

By Jay Rayner
Heat Therapy Emerges as New Exercise‑Like Medicine
SocialMay 9, 2026

Heat Therapy Emerges as New Exercise‑Like Medicine

Heat Therapy: Targeting Health, Disease, and Disability "In many ways, the current state of evidence supporting the use of heat therapy is reminiscent of the early days of “exercise as medicine.” Both heat therapy and physical activity have deep cultural roots...

By David Barzilai, MD PhD
Iconic Music Dynasties Share Stage Across Generations
SocialMay 9, 2026

Iconic Music Dynasties Share Stage Across Generations

These 15 music families didn’t just pass the torch—they took the stage together. From the Marleys to the Cyruses, here are the legendary parents and kids who turned bloodlines into backlines. https://t.co/wDe7aUI9tO

By Eric Alper
SuperDNA: AI-Driven Biotech Hub Accelerates Drug Discovery
SocialMay 9, 2026

SuperDNA: AI-Driven Biotech Hub Accelerates Drug Discovery

Welcome to SuperDNA Up City - this will be the true automation biotechnology + AI Disneyland with 10 thousand humans in the loop. Most people do not realize that even today, with 30 developmental candidates some of which often trigger...

By Alex Zhavoronkov, PhD
Conflict Reveals Clarity When Met With Curious Attention
SocialMay 9, 2026

Conflict Reveals Clarity When Met With Curious Attention

Conflict isn’t a productivity blocker. It’s a hidden gateway to clarity. I had a powerful chat with Dana Caspersen about how to approach conflict with curiosity and conscious attention. 🎧 https://t.co/SWjz3dzShe #ConflictNavigation #TimeCrafting https://t.co/pdJTyzbLnC

By Mike Vardy
Visit Japan to Experience a Highly Functioning Society
SocialMay 9, 2026

Visit Japan to Experience a Highly Functioning Society

Everyone should go to Japan at least once (preferably early in life) just to understand what a highly functioning society can look like

By Steph Smith
Walk Away From the Screen, Let Ideas Find You
SocialMay 9, 2026

Walk Away From the Screen, Let Ideas Find You

Saturday morning. Walked the dog before sunrise. Notebook came back with 4 ideas. None of them were the ones I'd been forcing all week. Sometimes the strategy is to walk away from the screen. Let the brain do what it does.

By Luca Restagno
Rock Stars Who Took Over Broadway
SocialMay 9, 2026

Rock Stars Who Took Over Broadway

When your favorite musician trades the mic for a marquee, magic happens. These 20 artists didn’t just visit Broadway—they owned it. Curtain up on rockstars turned showstoppers: https://t.co/rVgXFiGJj0

By Eric Alper
Widow's Bay Delivers Hilarious, Thrilling, Brilliant Storytelling
SocialMay 9, 2026

Widow's Bay Delivers Hilarious, Thrilling, Brilliant Storytelling

Widow's Bay is absolutely fabulous. Witty and downright hilarious, while also being scary--often in the same moment. Excellent acting and superb scripts. Really love it!

By Jeff VanderMeer
Polypharmacy and Anticholinergic Load Accelerate Aging via Inflammation
SocialMay 9, 2026

Polypharmacy and Anticholinergic Load Accelerate Aging via Inflammation

Polypharmacy, anticholinergic burden and inflammation in relation to accelerated biological ageing Note the observational design, with corresponding limitation in inference. The authors concluded: "Both polypharmacy and anticholinergic burden are associated with accelerated biological ageing, partly mediated by inflammation, including a potential serial...

By David Barzilai, MD PhD
Teach Heirs to Earn, Not Just Inherit Wealth
SocialMay 9, 2026

Teach Heirs to Earn, Not Just Inherit Wealth

I've seen too many trust fund kids waste their family's wealth. Family constitutions are more than just paperwork - they're a plan to ensure the family's survival. Want your kids to keep building what you started? Make them earn it. Match...

By Jake Claver
Goalposts Keep Shifting: Adapt, Persist, and Thrive
SocialMay 9, 2026

Goalposts Keep Shifting: Adapt, Persist, and Thrive

One thing I don’t think people talk about enough in publishing, business, or honestly entrepreneurship in general… is that the goalposts never stop moving. Ever. 🤣 You might look at my page and think, “Well, she’s had some success.” And yes, I...

By Bink Cummings
Atomic Habits Offers Timeless Lessons for Lasting Success
SocialMay 9, 2026

Atomic Habits Offers Timeless Lessons for Lasting Success

Atomic Habits by James Clear is one of the most impactful books on habit formation that will help you achieve success that lasts. A great book to read or reread any time of the year. 9 lessons from the book:

By Ravi Shah
Detours Reveal Korea’s Hidden Villages, Skincare, and Spa Gems
SocialMay 9, 2026

Detours Reveal Korea’s Hidden Villages, Skincare, and Spa Gems

“I only fly direct” Well if I flew direct I would’ve missed out on visiting traditional Korean villages, stocking up on skin care, eating hot pot from a conveyor belt, and going to one of the best head spas in the...

By Danielle & Fede
Belonging Is the Only Benefit That Endures Crises
SocialMay 9, 2026

Belonging Is the Only Benefit That Endures Crises

Your company has a ping pong table — and a wellness stipend. Arthur T. showed up to employee funerals. The board fired him for being “inefficient.” 25,000 workers shut down 71 stores until they got him back. BELONGING isn’t a benefit. It’s the only thing...

By Dr. Nore Salman
Ozon's Adaptation Accidentally Exposes Camus' Banality
SocialMay 9, 2026

Ozon's Adaptation Accidentally Exposes Camus' Banality

When I was assigned Camus's L’Étranger when I was a 17-year-old college student, I thought it was dreadful, reaffirmed when I re-read it 50 years later for a BBC radio program. Not surprised, then, by Jaspreet Singh Boparai's review...

By Steven Pinker, PhD
AI Exposes Opacity, Shows Transparent Bidding Wins
SocialMay 9, 2026

AI Exposes Opacity, Shows Transparent Bidding Wins

Remodeling our house. Getting 20-page GC bids written not to be understood. AI cuts right through it. Truly liberating. If your business runs on opacity - you're done.

By Vitaliy Katsenelson, CFA
Incredibly Bright Creatures Shines as Netflix's Near-Perfect Film
SocialMay 9, 2026

Incredibly Bright Creatures Shines as Netflix's Near-Perfect Film

Incredibly Bright Creatures on @netflix is basically a perfect movie. Sally Field is, as you would expect, as good as ever, Lewis Pullman is a star, and Alfred Molina is the perfect embodiment of Marcellus.

By Lance Ulanoff
Paraboot Barth Beats Sperry at $300
SocialMay 9, 2026

Paraboot Barth Beats Sperry at $300

Respect to the OGs at Sperry but at $300 the Paraboot Barth absolutely mogs A real ball knower boat shoe https://t.co/bA6VtIsaZr

By Jake Woolf