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Apple isn’t labeling its AI products ‘AI.’ Here’s why that’s important
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Jokes aside, assisted living homes are exactly the place where XR is finding adoption - entertainment and healthcare for people who can’t readily leave.
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https://archive.is/ff935
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How to take a year-long road trip with reliable 70-degree weather
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How can we say it doesn’t exist at birth? The newborn has wants and needs and can recognize their mother’s voice. The need to be fed and comforted soon follows. Chest on chest time is now recognized as critical to human attachment in the da
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Actions to Protect Youth Mental Health, Safety and Privacy Online
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Social Media and Youth Mental Health
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Surprised that they don’t mention Kalbi as a dish Americans love. It’s just grilled ribs with a sweet sauce and available at Trader Joe’s.
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My company introduced a four-day workweek. Guess what happened?
(washingtonpost.com)
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My body stopped making Vitamin D on its own. Taking D3/K supplements was a life saver and for seasonal affective disorder. And now I seem to be back to typical levels with just sun exposure.
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The Lies We Tell Ourselves About Multitasking
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Minutes of solitude can do wonders for your mood and your mind
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Why Weird Movie Theater Fads Just Don't Stick
(collider.com)
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Counterpoint: When we were developing a smartwatch for brain health, I was invited to give a talk to the Apple watch team in 2013. What I talked about was up to me and from the questions asked I was able to see behind the curtain of what th
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The Power of Brief Mental Health Therapies
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https://archive.is/71DpL
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The Joy of an Empty Brain
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Peer review is still a good way to ensure some semblance of quality. But there are clearly better ways.
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20 years ago Neuroimage was the journal researchers went to when their results were borderline unpublishable. Amazing how these publications manage to stay in business, no surprise they are raising publication fees paid by authors. While it
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Keep in mind that approvals don’t need to be prescription based. Consider the value of quality assurance and drug labeling. Tylenol can readily kill and the importance of knowing what’s in something. Therapists don’t have the authority to p
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I’ve been surprised that these types of labels are not required more broadly, digital health is another that’s needed. That said the nutrition labeling has gotten a bit too complex imho. I suppose it’s easier to add than subtract, but seems
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The chart here shows the problem: https://www.aei.org/carpe-diem/chart-of-the-day-or-century-8... TVs have been so commoditized, if you were a TV manufacturer, how would you stay in business in the next thirty years?
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Great read, love the story of entrepreneurship meets American culinary cross overs. Are there other examples of this phenomenon around the world, where street food is commoditized and makes literal billionaires?
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From leftover production and processing of grains after the war. Because after you grind grains to dust to maximize storage, you have to add back in flavors and vitamins and sugar then prioritize shelf life with preservatives.
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The marketing of course ignoring that eating anything 2-3 hours before sleep is bad for sleep quality. Great area for better research, start with the good enough wearables and into brain monitoring to show impacts of cognitive functions the
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Do you have an example of someone being arrested by Chinese intelligence on foreign soil, let alone due to TikTok data?
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Really helpful, thank you. Still don’t see the problem, other than the need to educate kids on digital hygiene. But like anything, I bet they already know the harms of overconsumption.
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The Build-a-Habit Guide: a Research-Backed Program to Make Habits Stick
(shop.therapynotebooks.com)
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Yeah, failing to see how TikTok is any different or worse than Facebook or Google. Could someone enlighten me?
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