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It’s weird, looking at the cycles of energy that I go through. The last few days have been particularly low-energy, but then today the energy has been way up
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Just discovered I can group the Today view in #Things by list. I just flipped the switch but so far I’m happy with the results. I love when I find a feature that’s so good it leaves me in wonder that it’s been there the whole time.
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May 12, 2024 - by Heather Cox Richardson
Now it seems the myth has come full circle, with the party led by a man whose wife rejects him and whose lovers ridicule him, who makes up stories about dangerous “others,” cheats on his taxes, solicits bribes, and tries to sell out his followers for cash—the very caricature
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Unfortunately, this seems to be simple for this book
“To put it simply, does placing a maths professor in a circus troupe result in a flying mathematician, or a bunch of trapeze artists who can no longer perform unless they have first calculated the precise trajectory of their leap?” Iain McGilchrist, The Master and His Emissary
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Neuroscientists Warn of “Cascading” Alzheimer’s Risk From These Two Habits
“Alcohol consumption and stress are going to have a synergistic effect on Alzheimer’s Disease risk and general cognitive decline,” Nikki Crowley, director of the Penn State Neuroscience Institute at University Park and an assistant professor of biology, told Newsweek. Neuroscientists Warn of ‘Cascading’ Alzheimer’s Risk From These Two
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The blows started landing yesterday. I don’t know why it didn’t occur to me that today would be hard. It’s got her title in its name.
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A Spell for M
I want to make it clear up front that the only reason why I am writing to you is magic. I know that I don’t know the person I’m speaking to right now, that I knew her years ago, but the person I knew then and the person
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#bloomscrolling
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Cool mushroom colony we saw on our walk. #bloomscrolling
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The first computer I ever met was a Commodore PET in the library of our grade school. Man, that was a cool library. I made a terrarium in that room once. And it had a reading pit? It’s soon to be gone. The building has been derelict for decades,
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It clicked for me today. I sat down at my desk, getting ready to parse my notes. I had Apple Notes open on my iPad, and when I had decided what to do with the note, I looked up to open the Vision Pro’s quick menu to open the
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The face one makes when one opens one's drafts folder and finds one's Star Wars post languishing unpublished on May the Eighth