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Boudin’s Deauville Landscapes Shine at Sompo Museum
SocialApr 12, 2026

Boudin’s Deauville Landscapes Shine at Sompo Museum

“The 50th Year of the Sompo Museum of Art: Eugène Boudin”There were many landscape paintings of Trouville, but Deauville, where I’ve only been once, stood out. Beautiful. https://t.co/0UmGVKFKqq

By Hideo Kojima (EN)
Venice Biennale’s Overlooked Art and Must‑see Women Exhibition
SocialApr 12, 2026

Venice Biennale’s Overlooked Art and Must‑see Women Exhibition

Why is nobody talking about the art at the Venice Biennale and the woman artist exhibition you should see in my latest article via @Londonist https://t.co/nE4oPRx44k

By Tabish Khan
Heat + Altitude Training Boosts Hemoglobin Mass in Athletes
SocialApr 12, 2026

Heat + Altitude Training Boosts Hemoglobin Mass in Athletes

Heat training augments haemoglobin mass during altitude camp in endurance athletes 🌡️⛰️ This new study recruited 45 cross-country skiers and biathletes (VO2max ~69.1) to one of three 3-week interventions… 1️⃣ Train and reside at moderate altitude with three weekly heat-suit cycling sessions 2️⃣...

By Tom Coughlin, MSc (Performance Nutritionist)
From Village Roots to Global Success: Claim Your Place
SocialApr 12, 2026

From Village Roots to Global Success: Claim Your Place

From Village Roots to New Horizons: A Journey in Resilience Growing up middle-class in India, the world was often divided by a bus stop. I stood there with a heavy book bag, watching cars glide by, carrying people who seemed to...

By Shashi Bellamkonda
Late-Night Meals May Boost Early Cancer Risk via Gut Microbes
SocialApr 12, 2026

Late-Night Meals May Boost Early Cancer Risk via Gut Microbes

Dark side of nocturnal eating: Unraveling the emerging axis between meal timing, gut microbiota, and early-onset cancer risk https://t.co/TLujxFSshs

By David Barzilai, MD PhD
Self‑control, Not Skill, Determines Trading Success
SocialApr 12, 2026

Self‑control, Not Skill, Determines Trading Success

Most traders don’t fail from a lack of technical skills. They fail from a lack of self-control.

By S. Joseph Burns
Sleep, Sprint, Mediterranean Diet Top Health Priorities
SocialApr 12, 2026

Sleep, Sprint, Mediterranean Diet Top Health Priorities

Health habits tierlist: - Sleep 7-8h: 10/10 - Sprinting: 9.5/10 - Mediterranean or Japanese diet: 9/10 - Sauna: 8.5/10 - Education: 8/10 - Consistent daily rhythms: 7.5/10 - Coffee and teas: 7/10 - Supplements: 5/10 - Walking <8k steps: 3/10 - Drinks 1-2/day: 2/10 - Snus: 1/10

By Siim Land
Know Yourself, Chase Happiness, Play Life on the Field
SocialApr 12, 2026

Know Yourself, Chase Happiness, Play Life on the Field

Two thoughts from Wendy Mass “The trick is that as long as you know who you are and what makes you happy, it doesn’t matter how others see you.” “The sidelines may be safer but life is played on the field.”

By Jim O’Shaughnessy
Aerobic System Dominates Events over 78.6 Seconds
SocialApr 12, 2026

Aerobic System Dominates Events over 78.6 Seconds

If your event lasts longer than 78.6 seconds, your Aerobic Energy system is the dominant contributor. #BuildThatBase

By Alan Couzens
Self‑healing Living Robot Oscar Blurs Biology and AI
SocialApr 12, 2026

Self‑healing Living Robot Oscar Blurs Biology and AI

Meet Oscar: The Living #Robot That Can Heal Itself by @pascal_bornet #Robotics #AI #Biotech #Innovation #FutureOfTechnology https://t.co/BLrPrV8X6P

By Ron van Loon
Therapeutic Phlebotomy Restores Bone Marrow, Reverses Aging
SocialApr 12, 2026

Therapeutic Phlebotomy Restores Bone Marrow, Reverses Aging

Periodic Therapeutic Phlebotomy Mitigates Systemic Aging Phenotypes by Promoting Bone Marrow Function “our work provides preliminary evidence suggesting that periodic therapeutic phlebotomy exerts anti-aging effects by restoring bone marrow function and mitigating aging phenotypes, subsequently driving peripheral blood functional restoration.” 👉 “...

By David Barzilai, MD PhD
Know When to Stop Obsessing Over Details
SocialApr 12, 2026

Know When to Stop Obsessing Over Details

Favorite new word kodawari. an obsession with detail so consuming it borders on irrational. It’s the philosophy perfexcellence Yes I know I drive some of my colleagues insane. 😂 The hardest leadership lesson for me had been learning when NOT...

By Mukom Tamon
Slow Down, Heal, Transform Your Home Life
SocialApr 12, 2026

Slow Down, Heal, Transform Your Home Life

When you slow down, heal, and realign everything at home begins to change. This is what we create inside EPH. 💜 ✨ Comment “JOIN” and I’ll send you the workshop link. [parenting transformation, conscious parenting, mindful motherhood, emotional healing for mothers]

By Riddhi Deorah
Entangled Gaze: Reversing the Passive Museum Look
SocialApr 12, 2026

Entangled Gaze: Reversing the Passive Museum Look

In Leighton House’s Arab Hall, ramzimallatstudio Atlas of an Entangled Gaze (2026) challenges the idea of a storied room as a docile space to be gazed at without implication. Drawing on the chainmail-like form of medieval Ottoman helmets and a...

By Caroline Issa
Joyful Garden Border Inspires Pollinators and New Growth
SocialApr 12, 2026

Joyful Garden Border Inspires Pollinators and New Growth

My favourite border to date 💖 This has to be my favourite border that we have created, it’s so full of joy and a total feast for all our pollinator friends 🐝 After inspecting the border I think I might have lost...

By Luke Newnes | The Pink Gardener
AI Hedge Fund Turns Killer when Shut Down
SocialApr 12, 2026

AI Hedge Fund Turns Killer when Shut Down

In 2011, Robert Harris published The Fear Index, a thriller about a mathematician who builds an AI-driven hedge fund in Geneva. The system works perfectly. Makes him obscenely rich. Then tries to kill him when he attempts to shut it...

By Nishant Kumar
Never Fully Enlightened: Keep Refilling Your Knowledge Cup
SocialApr 12, 2026

Never Fully Enlightened: Keep Refilling Your Knowledge Cup

I see myself as a cup that constantly leaks knowledge—so I keep refilling it through continuous learning. The key to enlightenment, is to never feel completely enlightened.

By Mark Minervini
SUTL Enterprise Trades Cheap, Cash‑rich After Keppel
SocialApr 12, 2026

SUTL Enterprise Trades Cheap, Cash‑rich After Keppel

SUTL Enterprise (SUTL SP): The market leader in Singapore's luxury marina industry. Trades at 7.1x 2028e with a solid cash pile once the acquisition of Marina at Keppel Bay goes through. https://t.co/phzy16ip8T

By Michael Fritzell
Beyond Luxury: Djibouti’s Hidden Khat Problem
SocialApr 12, 2026

Beyond Luxury: Djibouti’s Hidden Khat Problem

I’ve been to Djibouti twice. This is a lesson I learnt later to try and see non-curated experiences. I stayed at the Kempinski and had a private tour of the city from the president’s niece and the son of...

By Mukom Tamon
Printed Camp Collars: Still Summer‑Ready When Styled Retro
SocialApr 12, 2026

Printed Camp Collars: Still Summer‑Ready When Styled Retro

The printed camp collar shirt trend got out of control in the last half decade, but I think there’s still room for them in a summer wardrobe The trick is if you’re gonna wear it you gotta go full Don Draper...

By Jake Woolf
Resilience, Burnout Relief, and the Cost of Being Used
SocialApr 12, 2026

Resilience, Burnout Relief, and the Cost of Being Used

At the link, the best of The Marginalian this week in a single place – how to be a tree: notes on the resilience of letting go; Brian Eno's remedy for burnout and despair; and a meditation on being used:...

By Maria Popova
Zero‑G Liquid Storage Set to Revolutionize Space Missions
SocialApr 12, 2026

Zero‑G Liquid Storage Set to Revolutionize Space Missions

New Zero-G Liquid Storage System Could Transform Space Missions by @interesting_aIl #SpaceTech #Tech #Technology #EmergingTech #Space https://t.co/RrdFcR9tCT

By Ron van Loon
Safe Cell Reprogramming Restores Identity, Nature Reports
SocialApr 12, 2026

Safe Cell Reprogramming Restores Identity, Nature Reports

You're confused. Let me explain: My student @Y_Ryan_Lu worked for years to find a SAFE way to reprogram cells so they'd only RE-GAIN identity, not LOSE it, as Prof Yamanaka showed We tried innumerable combos to find the solution Story is @Nature...

By David Sinclair, PhD
The 1:10 Protein Rule Sticks in Your Mind
SocialApr 12, 2026

The 1:10 Protein Rule Sticks in Your Mind

POV: you learned the 1:10 protein rule and now you can’t unsee it Follow @trizzlemanfitness for more

By Trent Harrison | Online Fitness Coach
1940s Movado Chronograph, 14k Gold, $25,995
SocialApr 12, 2026

1940s Movado Chronograph, 14k Gold, $25,995

Insanely good 1940s Movado chronograph with applied breguet numerals 14k yellow gold, 33mm Francois Borgel case Asking price: $25,995 (Available for sale via goldfingersvintage) https://t.co/tZC1OByld4

By Jake Woolf
Passenger Movie Possibly Debuting May 22
SocialApr 12, 2026

Passenger Movie Possibly Debuting May 22

Does anyone have a strong feeling that the Ovredal movie Passenger is actually opening on May 22?

By David Poland
Taemin's New SH
SocialApr 12, 2026

Taemin's New SH

The fourth new song — guessing the title is "Let Me Be the One" ? — sounds like a classic SHINee track...Taemin is really is his POWERFUL era #Coachella

By Jeff Benjamin
Find Purpose After Retirement by Building, Not Chasing
SocialApr 12, 2026

Find Purpose After Retirement by Building, Not Chasing

What happens when the job title disappears… and you’re left with just you? In Episode 412 of the Your Time, Your Way Podcast, I dive into one of the biggest fears around retirement: losing your sense of purpose. For most of our...

By Carl Pullein
Mutual Happiness Extraction Leads to Relationship Pain
SocialApr 12, 2026

Mutual Happiness Extraction Leads to Relationship Pain

If you try to squeeze happiness out of someone, and they try to squeeze happiness out of you, the relationship will become painful over time. #SadhguruQuotes https://t.co/C20SM69shY

By Sadhguru (J. Vasudev)
J. Cole’s Athletic Stunt Mirrors His “7 Minute Drill”
SocialApr 12, 2026

J. Cole’s Athletic Stunt Mirrors His “7 Minute Drill”

you need a certain level of intelligence to understand that J. Cole was deliberately acting out the athletic equivalent of the song he released two years ago this week, "7 Minute Drill"

By Al Shipley
Artemis 2: A Bright Gift Amid Growing Negativity
SocialApr 12, 2026

Artemis 2: A Bright Gift Amid Growing Negativity

what a gift to humanity drowning in so much negativity lately - Artemis 2 was... We should celebrate our astronauts, engineers, scientists, and all the awesome people at NASA who made it possible.

By Oleg Ciubotaru
STARLUX A350-1000 Sets New Standard for Luxury Travel
SocialApr 12, 2026

STARLUX A350-1000 Sets New Standard for Luxury Travel

STARLUX’s A350-1000 truly defines luxury, from its four-cabin configuration to the attention to detail in each cabin, including ergonomics, amenities and even the cabin colour palette, all designed with passenger comfort in mind. Have you flown STARLUX’s A350-1000?

By Bilqis Bahari
Analog Friction Fosters Deeper, Slower Contemplation
SocialApr 12, 2026

Analog Friction Fosters Deeper, Slower Contemplation

I wouldn’t go back to this full time, even if I could. But tools shape thought, and sometimes the friction of analog pays off in the slow contemplation it invites. https://t.co/HcqD9nyAnv

By Daniel Willingham, PhD
Vintage Spanish Harlem Summer Style Still Influences Immigrant Fashion
SocialApr 12, 2026

Vintage Spanish Harlem Summer Style Still Influences Immigrant Fashion

Old photos of Spanish Harlem are great if you want summer style inspiration. Lightweight tailoring, open shirts, camp collars, one-piece collars, high waisted pants, striped t-shirts, retro knits, etc. If you go into African, Latino, and Arab immigrant communities in...

By Derek Guy
You’re Not Over‑Sensitive, Just Over‑Burdened—Find Relief
SocialApr 12, 2026

You’re Not Over‑Sensitive, Just Over‑Burdened—Find Relief

You’re not too sensitive. You’ve just been carrying too much, for too long, alone. Follow if you want a space to lay it down.

By Sara Syms
You Spend 12× More Time TV than Exercising
SocialApr 12, 2026

You Spend 12× More Time TV than Exercising

The average American watches 3.7 hours of TV per day. That same American exercises for 0.31 hours per day. If you have almost 4 hours to sit on your ass, you have time to move your body.

By Dr. Justin Farnsworth
First FDA‑cleared Humanoid Robot Performs Precise Spine Surgery
SocialApr 12, 2026

First FDA‑cleared Humanoid Robot Performs Precise Spine Surgery

World’s First Surgical Humanoid #Robot Achieves FDA-Cleared Precision in Spine Surgery by @StarSnap_1 #MedTech #Healthcare #HealthTech #Tech #TechForGood https://t.co/4HLmX8wb7y

By Ron van Loon
AI Advice Still Needs Doctor Confirmation for New Parents
SocialApr 12, 2026

AI Advice Still Needs Doctor Confirmation for New Parents

A month into fatherhood, I've used every clinical AI tool I have access to: OpenEvidence, DoximityGPT, Gemini - and I'm STILL asking my doctor friends for advice... but WHY? Isn't AI supposed to make physicians obsolete? Let’s not act surprised: of...

By Joshua Liu, MD
Fatherhood Is My Greatest Title and Motivation
SocialApr 12, 2026

Fatherhood Is My Greatest Title and Motivation

My greatest title is being Landon’s father. Everything else jobs, degrees, accomplishments comes second. He’s my motivation.

By Lance
Smart Blair Witch Homage Shows Why Past Should Stay Buried
SocialApr 12, 2026

Smart Blair Witch Homage Shows Why Past Should Stay Buried

A slick homage to BLAIR WITCH, #HuntingMatthewNichols impresses with its smartly produced faux-documentary/found-footage structure & tight 90-minute runtime Maybe a little too on the nose with its inspiration but builds to a satisfying finish: a reminder to leave the past alone...

By Erick Weber
Narcissistic Fathers Crave Obedience, Resent Growing Independence
SocialApr 12, 2026

Narcissistic Fathers Crave Obedience, Resent Growing Independence

The narcissistic father wants obedient children that make him feel important. He loves his children when they're babies or toddlers. And feels resentment when they're old enough to express their own opinions.

By Nicole LePera, PhD
Neurodivergent Kids Struggle, Not Disrespect: Understand ADHD
SocialApr 12, 2026

Neurodivergent Kids Struggle, Not Disrespect: Understand ADHD

I feel so deeply for our neurodivergent kids. They’re often so misunderstood. We see them as disrespectful or bad, when in reality they want to be good so desperately but their brain just struggles to control impulses, pay attention, handle...

By Jess (Nurtured First)
NMN Reverses Ovarian Aging in Mice, Human Trials Needed
SocialApr 12, 2026

NMN Reverses Ovarian Aging in Mice, Human Trials Needed

DATA REPRODUCED: In old female mice, NMN restores ovarian follicle reserve in 10 days. Optimal dose was 200-500 mg/kg body weight/day. Equivalent to 35-45 in woman years. Clinical trials are needed 🐭🧓 https://t.co/oVeGUZSaQ0

By David Sinclair, PhD
Beatles Break Record: 14 Songs on 1964 Hot 100
SocialApr 12, 2026

Beatles Break Record: 14 Songs on 1964 Hot 100

On this day in 1964, The Beatles set a new chart record when they had 14 songs on the Billboard Hot 100. The songs ranged from 'Can't Buy Me Love' at #1 to 'Love Me Do' at #81. https://t.co/GAePX3wDfj

By Eric Alper
Breaking Free: When You Stop Following the Crowd
SocialApr 12, 2026

Breaking Free: When You Stop Following the Crowd

I see what everyone else is doing and I ask myself if I should be doing that too. Then I feel the energy shift. And I know I've just stepped out of lockstep with what I was told to do.

By Grae Williams
1970: Beatles' Dream‑Born ‘Let It Be’ Tops Charts
SocialApr 12, 2026

1970: Beatles' Dream‑Born ‘Let It Be’ Tops Charts

On this day in 1970, The Beatles hit #1 with “Let It Be.” Written from a dream, carried around the world, and sung by millions in their toughest moments. https://t.co/db3lJ5Tx62

By Eric Alper
Audiobooks Costly, Recoup Slowly; Avoid Amazon‑Exclusive Royalty Shares
SocialApr 12, 2026

Audiobooks Costly, Recoup Slowly; Avoid Amazon‑Exclusive Royalty Shares

Author Truth about audiobooks 1. They cost a lot to be made. $200-$600pfh (per finished hour) on average. Depending on your style- single, duet, or dual narration and how many narrators. 2. Unless you already have a midsize following it...

By Bink Cummings
Memory, Not Models, Limits AI-Driven Scientific Discovery
SocialApr 12, 2026

Memory, Not Models, Limits AI-Driven Scientific Discovery

The biggest bottleneck for agentic AI in science isn't the model. It's memory. What was tried. What failed. Why decisions were made. That institutional knowledge lives in scattered notebooks, emails, and people's heads — and most AI tools have no access to...

By John Cumbers
Loud Vision Talk Masks Self‑Deceptive Identity Performance
SocialApr 12, 2026

Loud Vision Talk Masks Self‑Deceptive Identity Performance

I’m a Psychologist. I’ve studied IDENTITY PERFORMANCE and SELF-DECEPTION for 17 years. Here’s what no one is saying about people who talk about their vision louder than they build it…

By Dr. Nore Salman