This may be my favorite message from Pope Francis. May he rest in peace.

15 Hard Rules of Life: 1.

This Nobel Prize winner discovered why smart people make dumb decisions. After 44 years of research he identified 7 psychological flaws hardwired into your brain. They control your choices and 99% of people never realize it. Let’s break them down so you can take control again:

7,040 students graduating in 19 ceremonies this weekend…Congratulations Graduates!

10 Brutal Truths That Will Slap You Into Action: 1.

BlackRock Chairman and CEO Larry Fink writes in the Financial Times that the old economic model is coming apart. So what comes next? Read his latest op-ed about the emerging second draft of globalization, built not just to generate prosperity, but to aim it towards the people and places left

Texas A&M is home to many beautiful traditions, each carrying deep symbolic meaning. The #AggieRing” is one of the most cherished - representing dedication, unity, and a lifelong commitment to selfless service. Thanks Dr. Md Nazmus Sakib and Shah Akib Sarwar for this gift!

“The Goldbergs,” a show that débuted on television in 1949, portrayed a Jewish family as ordinary Americans—“a provocative idea in a period when Jews were widely viewed as outsiders at best, subversives at worst,” Emily Nussbaum writes. nyer.cm/d25xCzB

8 Greatest Laws I know at 40, I wish I knew at 20: 1.

The person you marry is the person you fight with. ㅤ The house you buy is the house you repair. ㅤ The dream job you take is the job you stress over. ㅤ Everything comes with an inherent sacrifice—whatever makes us feel good will also inevitably make us feel bad.

Today, I noticed my papers exceeded 20K citations. I am grateful to the US for giving me opportunities to learn and serve. On this 4th of July, I celebrate the spirit of #independence to #question, #discover, and share #knowledge for the public good.

The Cullen Fountain is dug up to replace the foundation and pipes… the remodeled fountain will have beautiful additional features… getting ready for the Centennial!

Question everything.

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"You are never lost as long as you have- something to live for... someone to fight for..."

I don’t assign textbooks in my classes, but I picked this one up for myself to organize my world history lectures… Has anyone else used it?

Too many early-career scholars stop chasing ideas or projects they once felt curious about. Sometimes, it's about the scope. Sometimes, it's about time and other resources. But many times, they quit because of the fear of failure. What if they work on it and it doesn't work

People are crying over AI bubble And at the same time People asking ChatGPT/Grok/Gemini - “are we in an AI bubble?” Beautiful times.

Ethiopia has just confirmed its first-ever outbreak of #Marburg virus. Marburg virus causes severe hemorrhagic fever similar to Ebola. It's not a new virus – the first outbreak was reported in Germany and Yugoslavia in 1967. Since then, there have been several outbreaks,