No one knows what emerges with AI. We're accustomed to first principles thinking that allows reasonable predictions about the future. That is no longer the case. We are now entering a new era that will require zeroth principle thinking where we humbly acknowledge we don't know.
What we do know: no one wants to die right now. Don't Die is the next major, full-stack ideology that will help us practically function in this new world.
The simplest defense against digital eye strain (DES) is the 20-20-20 rule: Every 20 min of near-work, look at something ≥ 20 ft away for ≥ 20 s. The rule has been around since the 90s and endorsed by the American Optometric Association. A 2025 study found that taking 20
The simplest defense against digital eye strain (DES) is the 20-20-20 rule:
Every 20 min of near-work, look at something ≥ 20 ft away for ≥ 20 s.
The rule has been around since the 90s and endorsed by the American Optometric Association.
A 2025 study found that taking 20
0/ My decision stems from a straightforward observation: methylene blue is making me less tolerant of hypoxia and I started experiencing discomfort and headache during IHHT (intermittent hypoxia-hyperoxia therapy) sessions, side effects were not present with IHHT alone before
1/ Our rule is simple: we prioritize the intervention with stronger evidence; the other, regardless of its popularity, must wait. The evidence for IHHT is more robust than for methylene blue. IHHT has shown potential to: + Improve performance and recovery in professional
1/ Our rule is simple: we prioritize the intervention with stronger evidence; the other, regardless of its popularity, must wait.
The evidence for IHHT is more robust than for methylene blue. IHHT has shown potential to:
+ Improve performance and recovery in professional
@marc_louvion it’s been upgraded to glass and will ship soon. glass is more expensive and breaks more in transit.
Noise at 120 decibels can cause permanent damage in just 9 seconds 120 dB is about the sound of a nearby emergency siren.
Noise at 120 decibels can cause permanent damage in just 9 seconds
120 dB is about the sound of a nearby emergency siren.
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