None applies to me. So happy I haven’t reached midlife crisis yet 
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I have quite a few of those #1’s coming in on a regular basis LoL!
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Hmmm… perhaps this is all that OpenAI and Anthropic are actually doing, hiring tons of people (in India and Africa?) to answer people’s questions 
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This is an old internet meme and joke, though possibly more reality than a joke.
“When I was younger, we were poor, but after years and years of hard work, I am no longer young.”
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Great list. I am too old to count as a millennial, but I have recently adopted a bunch of those. And, I had no idea that the weight vest was a thing.
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Here’s the deal-lio… if we have gained back 20-ish years due to rapamycin dosing for several years. Then, we born in 1961… are actually biologically more like a person born in 1981… so the list works for early rapamycin adopters equally. 
List is very relevant to me too! 
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The Race for AGI
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Not sure how I got on this author’s email list, but this looks interesting (and I didn’t know where to put it, so its here):
Set in the dystopian society of 2220, Cristina LePort’s Defrosted is a medical and political thriller centered on the revival of Dr. Peter Royce, a scientist cryogenically preserved two centuries prior, to combat a catastrophic biological threat known as “Mitocancer”. Navigating a totalitarian government where human life is strictly valued by its social utility, Royce and a marginalized coalition of scientists—including National Center for Disease Prevention head Dr. Alan Mueller—must combat systemic blackmail, political sabotage, and institutional corruption to halt the pathogen’s spread.The narrative culminates in a high-stakes courtroom conflict that scrutinizes the intersection of bioethics, technological progression, and the politicization of healthcare. Because the book functions as speculative fiction rather than a peer-reviewed academic text, its premise operates on extrapolated science; a rigorous evaluation of the depicted cryonics and mitochondrial pathology would require additional empirical data from contemporary gerontology and cellular biology research to distinguish informed biological speculation from narrative invention.
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Perhaps Avoid the alternative “health influencers”…
Wonder what the Polymarket bets are on the outcomes
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The #1 rule of alpha emitters is that you don’t ingest alpha emitters
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He is more likely to suffer from the chemical effects than the radiation.
I’m betting it’s bad for him. I spent days and dollars sucking the radon out of my basement, it continues forever. Was tested high for uranium due to using the bright orange fiesta ware dishes in my childhood. Did chelation.
I realize we probably need $150 million dollar, at least 30000 people for 10 years randomized placebo controlled trial to figure it out properly. I’m going to avoid revigator, which was a crock built when there was a radiation craze and people thought it was good for you, designed to put radon in the water along with arsenic, vanadium (which might actually be good), and sometimes lead.
If you want to see the future of AI and movie making, you need to follow this guy on Instagram or on his website. He will be the first to do a full sci-fi movie with AI.
It’s incredible.
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Zack London
Some of his clips are commentary on current issues around AI.
https://www.instagram.com/p/DdWquSrIRBD/?hl=en
Here is one of his AI commentaries on the latest thing from Washington, SI, supreme Intelligence LoL!
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Anyone up for a pilgrimage to Jeanne Calmet’s grave in France??
This is Matthew at Cyclarity: Matthew O’Connor of Cyclarity tells us how his company is curing cardiovascular disease (podcast) - #4 by RapAdmin visiting the grave.
Its in the Trinquetaille Cemetery in her native city of Arles, in the southern France
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