Ᏼꭱꮎꮓꭼꮶ retweeted
Your career gets riskier as you go up the ranks. No one talks about this & just focuses on the big winners
Business is more stressful but no one is allowed to fire you
Different types of risk. Second one is more suitable for above average intelligence + psychopathic work ethic
Uber driver this morning: mid-50s, former middle-management tech exec. laid off from Intuit five years ago.
Thousands of resumes later, he quit trying because it’s pointless when they can hire an H-1B for a fraction of the cost. Also ended up divorced after four kids & 25-year marriage. Not sure the DC types fully understand the simmering anger out there.
Ᏼꭱꮎꮓꭼꮶ retweeted
Scientists have created one of the most detailed 3D reconstructions of a human cell (eukaryotic cell) ever produced.
This groundbreaking model, often termed a "Cellular Landscape Cross-Section Through a Eukaryotic Cell," combines data from X-ray tomography, nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR), and cryo-electron microscopy to map molecular structures in extreme detail.
Ᏼꭱꮎꮓꭼꮶ retweeted
Appreciate the love.
Sweating = open pores. Makes you MUCH more susceptible to chemical leaching via the skin.
Very overlooked!
Ᏼꭱꮎꮓꭼꮶ retweeted
"Satan has three steps to steal our peace:-
Regrets about the past;
Fear for the future;
Ingratitude for the present."
- St Anthony the Great
Ᏼꭱꮎꮓꭼꮶ retweeted
My outlook on money has always borrowed from Buddhism. Desire is suffering. The less you want, the better off you feel. If you can take a walk in the sun, and really enjoy it, what does that cost.
Ᏼꭱꮎꮓꭼꮶ retweeted
For my fellow fidgeters. Get a bunch of grip training toys and use them frequently. Build stronger hands while burning off excess nervous system energy
Ᏼꭱꮎꮓꭼꮶ retweeted
At 95, I'm still smokin'! 😝
I’ve learned two things:
Never waste a good cigar.
Never trust anyone who says you should ‘act your age.’ 😉👍🏻
Ᏼꭱꮎꮓꭼꮶ retweeted
Ask yourself why “you” are seeing these listings.
Someone is selling a manor estate in Burgundy with a private river, waterfalls and a natural swimming pond. 2 hours from Paris.
Two buildings arranged around a courtyard, 1,700m² (18,298 sq ft) in total, 12 bedrooms, an artist's studio, stables and 7 hectares (17 acres) of land.
Inside there's a music room with a piano, a library in the tower, a writing room, and a dining room built around a fireplace large enough to roast a whole animal. Herons and wild ducks live on the property year round. The river has a depth of 3 metres and you can swim in it all summer.
Near Vézelay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Asking price: €1.39M ($1.6M).
The French sure do know about living well. A river on your grounds, your own land to walk, swimming in summer, dinner outside.
What's the French word for this kind of life?
I am 63. I have seen six plus decades of weather. Even if this total blockage of sky and sun can be explained by "atomospheric conditions" affecting plane contrails, we have a gigantic problem that needs to be addressed. Why should "it's just planes" close down concern about the fact that planes are destroying our right to see natural clouds sky and sunshine?
Replying to @naomirwolf
Devote some time to atmospheric conditions and flight patterns to get less anxiety for this phenomena. This was normal in movies in the 60s and 70s.
And that’s a wrap.
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