Oh goodness. This is a sign that it's time to move to Florida. 80, AC running...

I'd like to challenge the idea that reading physical books is a one size fits all benefit for children. Reading is painful for many kids. I was one of them. One of my two also has the same condition. Never Split The Difference is a great audiobook though!

Can't say it's causal, but a PCSK9 tanked my trigs and boosted HDL. So who knows. I obviously don't have metabolic syndrome, however.

It's not all cold and grey?

🤣

Piana is in the other room!

I know!

Money never fixes happiness. $1k won't do it, either.

You should do this!

My wife isn't a fan of my interior design. I told her she's wrong. She's wrong, right?

Insanity.

He's right. And his comment wasn't all that deep or controversial within the context of his work. The post was also a bit of an IQ litmus test for those who can't process basic context and instead jump to emotional reactivity.

Doctors have failed miserably at lifestyle changes for that 56 year old over the last 5+ decades. Probably because that's not really the specialty for a doctor - which is why they instead just medicate that 56 year old based on some basic diagnostics. AI is going to do a better job persuading these patients, along with coaches and therapists who are simply better at that. The problem is that the specialty of the doctor was knowledge work - and that's being taken by AI... so the great doctors will have to evolve and they will. The not so great ones will continue fighting the whole way, which leads me to: I didn't say "doctors should be embarrassed" - I said the ESTABLISHMENT should be...

Screw it. I'm skipping breakfast even harder now.

Humans will have to accept that we cannot do knowledge work as well as AI. It's ok to adjust to this new reality.

The present moment is a gift, that's why it's called a present. And you can accept this gift and the joy it brings at any moment you desire.

I find Chase points significantly more valuable.

$900 a year for occasional lounge access ain't it. I don't fly that often and when I do it's usually international with a proper lounge.

No waitlist and not having to sit on the floor would be a good start...