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Italy court sends 11 executives at a chemical plant to jail terms of up to 17 years for polluting water, a total of more than 141 years. Puts UK to shame. UK buries corporate crimes - water, Post Office, Grenfell, infected blood, bank frauds. france24.com/en/live-news/2…

Skin in the game. It reminds me of this DuPont story:

Circular breathing can create a bodily experience similar to psychedelics while healing your body. The study found the lower your CO2 levels dropped, the deeper the altered states of consciousness. Undergoing experiences such as ego dissolution, mystical insights, feelings of

One of my best friends has had severe Chron’s disease his entire life. He’s been on Tirzepatide and cycled BPC 157 peptides for the past 18 months and hasn’t had a single flare up since. Not even a minor one. Pretty incredible

This is utterly pathetic. Hidden AI instructions for AI ingest of papers that were probably also written with AI. Circlejerk clown shitshow.

Have seen some local news outlets covering the orange suit going up the stairs like they discovered it, when using my exact circled pictures. As far as I can tell, this is the first reporting on the 10:39pm person that I discovered frame-by-frame after reading the FBI press

Most important tech blog this year: OpenAI engineer and ex-founder of $3.5B Segment wrote a tell all post about how OpenAI works internally. From obsession with X, devout use of Slack to engineering culture and tech stack. A peek under the hood of a generational company.

17/25 But then in watching the footage a sudden strange jump occurred. Officer Tova Noel disappears from her desk in a single frame, without walking away. (I've added in my mouse to show you where to look in the clip)

Link to an article discussing this wild ass story. We’re a creative writing community, can the tech bros take a fucking breath please? futurism.com/openai-investo…

I worked for Andy Byron straight out of college Andy was the CRO of a cloud security startup called “Lacework” where I began my career Exec team told us everything was going well and IPO was on the horizon (lie) Numbers weren’t going well, we weren’t growing, and they

When girls were behind in school, society asked, "What's wrong with the system?" and made reforms. Now, as boys have fallen behind, people ask, "What's wrong with boys?" Maybe it’s not them, but us! Education systems must adapt for our boys too, with hands-on learning, more male

Biochar may be one of the most practical, proven tools we have for carbon removal and it’s rooted in a process as old as fire. By heating organic waste without oxygen, we create a stable form of carbon that can improve soil health, reduce the need for synthetic fertilizers, and

no way this is how i find out

That's the kind of debate Twitter is perfect for

While a lasting resolution to the crisis in Gaza must involve a return of all hostages and a cessation of Israel’s military operations, these articles underscore the immediate need for action to be taken to prevent the travesty of innocent people dying of preventable starvation.

A Waymo costs more than a Tesla Model Y, but a $100k difference in purchase price is irrelevant when one works autonomously and the other doesn't. A Waymo currently travels 190 miles a day, fully autonomously. A Tesla "Robotaxi" only travels 20 miles a day and requires one

>it's porn! >it's social media! >it's the internet! >it's the pill! >it's plastic! No, you idiots, it's that children are an economic benefit to you when you're a pre-industrial farmer and they're an economic liability to you when you live in a city and send emails for a living.

Luke Farritor was a promising young coder who cracked secrets of ancient scrolls and worked at SpaceX. Then he followed Elon Musk to Washington. bloomberg.com/features/2025-…

On X, Masaki Nobushiro posts a recurring (and useful) drawing about how people wrongly think a 1m tsunami is a cresting wave when it's actually a wall of water filled with dangerous and deadly debris that's strong enough to sweep up a car.