#Substack

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mcmansionhell

my contribution to gifted kid discourse is that I deeply needed a psychologist and they gave me brain puzzles instead hot take: don’t segregate children by how smart adults think

Frederic Guarino

fredericg

If you’re interested in geopolitical+tech risks, read @inafried @axios on #Taiwan https://www.axios.com/newsletters/axios-login-6801338c-9668-467e-b983-d74d182b5535.html?chunk=0&utm_campaign=axios_app#story0 Time to update/revisit my

Jennifer Cohn ✍🏻 📢

jennycohn1

“There is always time to mitigate election-system vulnerabilities. Voters and election-integrity groups can and should contact county election officials and demand backup paper poll books on election day... 1/https://thedailyedge.substack

Dickie Bush 🚢

dickiebush

The CLEAREST thinker on Twitter: @JamesClear (no pun intended)He's known for Atomic Habits, but his wisdom goes far beyond behavior change.I spent the last few weeks going through his best

Joe Pompliano

JoePompliano

Tony Hawk is the greatest action sports athlete of all time and has a net worth of over $140M.But did you know he once lost everything, sold his house, and

Scott Gorlick

sgorlick

A question I get frequently:Why did Uber open hundreds of offices in cities around the world? Some thoughts on why this worked for Uber and why I think local ops

Sahil Bloom

SahilBloom

15 bad habits holding you back from your potential: Complaining IncessantlyComplaining never got anyone anywhere worth going.The world is split between complainers and doers—the former talk while the latter act.Complainers

Nick Huber

sweatystartup

A thread on how to turn $100 into a lot more: People are spending a lot of money on their homes right now. Its time to go get some of

Daniel Marans

danielmarans

The sheer number of articles in national outlets documenting Rep. Richard Neal's coziness with corporate donors is pretty astounding.Just today, there's this from @ddayen and @DRBoguslaw on the revolving door

Cory Doctorow

doctorow

To read @BretStevensNYT in the @nytimes ("there should be no big-pharma haters in pandemics"), you'd think that remdesivir, the promising covid treatment, was the result of Big Pharma's big R&D

Salman 🦊

daretorant

With my newsletter, I'm going against typical "growth advice" — I explore my curiosities, rather than a single topic.So when I get feedback like this, it's really validating!Thoughts on embracing

jada

highandhealing

sagittarius check-in ; yes, you have every right to be proud of yourself and appreciate the levels of your growth. even with the challenges you may be facing right now,

Thibaud Chatel

Thibaud_Chatel

Donc / So @officialGSHC wins game 1 vs @zsclions Voici notre compte-rendu complet / Here our full recap with @NLIceData https://nlicedata.substack.com/p/zurich-vs-geneve-servette-match-iMais on vous a promis plus de stats, les voici

neer

thisisneer

I went down a little curiosity rabbit hole today.Thinking about product offerings for niche communities:(Thread) Level 1: UtilityThese are products that help people participate in the niche, or help them

John Stoehr's Editorial Board

johnastoehr

1. The Atlantic’s Jeffrey Goldberg revealed the president said dead American soldiers buried in Europe were “losers” and “suckers.”https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2020/09/trump-americans-who-died-at-war-are-losers-and

Schwab

schuab_dib_

Imagine, if you will, that Jesus Christ was alive 300 years ago. Suppose our world is a shadow realm enveloped in a veil of delusion and Christ was endowed with