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Aron, et al just published a nuanced paper linking lithium deficiency to a higher risk of Alzheimer’s disease (AD). They used human genetics, post-mortem brain tissue, and animal work to argue...
Aron, et al just published a nuanced paper linking lithium deficiency to a higher risk of Alzheimer’s disease (AD). They used human genetics, post-mortem brain tissue, and animal work to argue...
If you want more usable brain cycles available at 10a while work is serving you up one problem to solve after another, start with your feet. Not a pill. Not...
This isn’t a moral judgment, it’s a utility calculation. I have reservations about stimulants being slung willy-nilly into our society for many reasons, but one of the principal ones is:...
How do you use your unfragmented mind to get what you want?
If you can’t first sit quietly without a screen in front of you dazzling you with novelty, you probably can’t wait long enough to feel the spark that just happens...
A ping from your phone or computer isn’t a suggestion. It’s a mental interloper. You pay an attentional price even if you never touch your phone or respond to the...
Your quadruple shot Red Eye from Starbucks isn’t the most evidence-based approach to optimizing your cognition for a steady workday.
Goldmind isn't capsules and soft gels, it's time. And your time is valuable.
TikTok wipes your mind clean of any goals after 10 minutes of use. What could go wrong?
What are the cognitive equivalents of: 34% of U.S. adults with 3/5 criteria• H -- low HDL < 40• O -- obesity, waist > 40"• T -- high triglycerides > 150• B...
"All of humanity's problems stem from man's inability to sit quietly in a room alone." -- Pascal
What happens to our minds and our culture if the current digital trends continue? Do we stay at the peak of "Mount Stupid"?
We don't always know the down-stream consequences of a habit right away (see image).
We'd rather you get the message of Goldmind than get the supplements.
What exactly is the length of "short" in Short-Form Video? What are our minds capable of contextualizing? It's not 30 seconds.
Constantly switching contexts on short-form video has consequences. Here's what they are.