Welcome back to Infinite Threads. I’m your host, Bob.There’s something we don’t talk about enough when it comes to growth—and it’s the slide.That feeling of falling back into old habits. Old moods. Old versions of ourselves.You’ve made progress. You’ve changed. You’ve worked so hard to become more kind, more open, more loving.And then something happens…A trigger.A conversation.A wave of fear or pain or grief—and you slip.You say the thing you said you’d never say again.You act in a way you thought

National Badger Day; Birthday of Alfoncie Austin; Publication of Proteinaholic: How Our Obsession with Meat Is Killing Us and What We Can Do About It, by Garth Davis, MD, If I Can Stop One Heart From Breaking, by Emily Dickinson.

Ivan Van de Cloot licht de begrotingsperikelen in Brussel toe, wijst op de lacunes in de controlemechanismen en vertelt ook over het verband met de kredietwaardigheid van België.

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Show Notes:How accurate recognition creates the burden of predicting outcomes others can't seeThe isolation that comes from being consistently right about people's patternsThe energy tax of processing multiple layers of information in every interactionThe grief of watching unnecessary suffering continue due to others' blindness to patternsHow precise recognition raises standards and creates fewer but more authentic relationship options

This is a link post. A conversation with Paul Scharre, author of Four Battlegrounds: Power in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, who joins us to talk about how AI's superhuman command and control abilities will change the battlefield why offense/defense balance isn’t a well-defined concept “race to the bottom” dynamics for autonomous weapons how a US/taiwan conlict in the age of drones might play out and more… Transcript Rai Sur 00:00:36 Today we’re speaking with Paul Scharre. Paul is the

Note, this post contains outputs of an LLM. I do not use LLMs in any of my fiction and do not claim this story as my own. I have been having fun writing fiction, and plan to spend whatever time I have left being better than LLMs doing it. I thought I had maybe a year. My initial experiments with Sonnet 4.5 didn't give me a good opinion of its writing ability. This morning I put everything I have written into its context window and then gave it this prompt: Try to write a story like these but focus

Immanuel Kant was born in 1724 in Königsberg, a provincial capital on the Baltic Sea (today Kaliningrad). He was raised in a modest artisanal family and educated in a pietistic Lutheran tradition that stressed duty and virtue. Young Kant was intellectually precocious. He studied at the University of Königsberg (never venturing more than a hundred miles from his birthplace his entire life). After some years as a private tutor, he became a professor at Königsberg and taught there for four

I've noticed an antipattern. It's definitely on the dark pareto-frontier of "bad argument" and "I see it all the time amongst smart people". I'm confident it's the worst, common argument I see amongst rationalists and EAs. I don't normally crosspost to the EA forum, but I'm doing it now. I call it Exhaustive Free Association. Exhaustive Free Association is a step in a chain of reasoning where the logic goes "It's not A, it's not B, it's not C, it's not D, and I can't think of any more things it

Click here to reply to @Astroality "But it was also the first drive touchdown that Jared Goff made. Which, by the way, can we just give Jared Goff some love for being more active in this game than I've seen him in a long time, using his legs, making the play happen instead of letting the play fall apart. And the call that they made, that it was an illegal touchdown, y', all, that was bullshit. We all know it. It's fine."

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Every leader starts as a beginner. In this solo episode, David Sammel reveals why bravery, failure, and delegating to star players define authentic leadership. Learn how pressure-tested decision-making frameworks and a high-performance mindset fuel business success. From athlete to executive, discover how clarity → decisions → results creates the ultimate founder playbook. Subscribe now and start building confidence under pressure. Timestamps 0:00 – Introduction 1:09 – The Myth of

Why You Should Listen Because we’re starving for something deeper than information. This essay is a reminder that what sustains us isn’t opinion or outrage, but each other. It’s about the sacred act of making room: for the friend, the stranger, the skeptic, the tired. You’ll find no sermon here, only an invitation: to sit at the long table of life, to remember that every act of generosity feeds more than the body, and to rediscover what Whitman, Gibran, and so many others knew—our shared huma...

Why You Should Listen Because this essay isn’t about politics—it’s about civilization’s quiet heartbeat. You’ll see how decline begins not with explosions but with indifference, and why competence, care, and moral responsibility are revolutionary acts in an age that confuses noise for leadership. It’s a reminder that empires fall when people forget how to maintain what matters—and that renewal still begins with those who do the work no one else will. Send us a text Support the show

Why You Should Listen If you’ve ever felt that modern life demands your faith without calling it that, this essay is for you. When Ideology Becomes Idolatry asks what happens when our deepest convictions—about progress, politics, or reason itself—start to look more like worship than wisdom. It’s not a sermon against belief; it’s an invitation to examine what quietly rules your attention and shapes your conscience. Read this if you’re weary of shouting matches disguised as dialogue, if you sus...

Este artículo describe un marco de cinco planes estratégicos (A-E) para mitigar el riesgo de desalineación de la IA, caracterizados por la disminución de los niveles de voluntad política necesarios y los plazos correspondientes para el trabajo de seguridad. El plan A, que exige una fuerte cooperación internacional, prevé un período de 10 años para una amplia inversión en seguridad y un despegue lento y controlado de la IA. El plan B implica un plazo de 1 a 3 años garantizado por el gobierno

One point seven. Prepositions and word meaning. Consider the following statements. Most cars have four wheels. The Empire State Building is over one thousand feet tall. Jack is a Baptist. The theory of relativity in physics has been well confirmed by experiments. Each of these statements has a linguistic form as an English sentence, and each of sentences has a meaning. It expresses a thought. The meaning or thought is a. Prepositions. When we engage in reasoning, the units of thought are

Send us a text In this episode, I explores the duality and connection between Avicenna and Ghazali — two philosophers divided by time yet united by the same pursuit of truth. One sought knowledge through logic, the other through faith. Together, they reveal that wisdom lives somewhere between logic and light.Support the show my email address gholamrezava@gmail.com Twitter account is @rezava

Discover how quitting traditional employment and embracing freelancing can transform your mental health. Learn how financial independence can reduce stress and anxiety, particularly in relation to ADHD, and explore practical steps for replacing a 9-to-5 income with freelancing.Understand the concept of 'financial freedom' and its impact on well-being. Whether you're already freelancing or contemplating a career change, this episode provides insights into achieving calm, focus, and independence.

https://www.solgoodmedia.com Listen to hundreds of audiobooks, thousands of short stories, and ambient sounds all ad free! "Daily Philosophy" brings you daily episodes that dissect major philosophical questions and theories. Explore the intersections of philosophy with science, politics, and culture, and how these ideas shape our society. This podcast is a treasure trove for anyone eager to deepen their understanding of the philosophical landscape.