Cat Tang
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- Young adults' economic and family milestones today vs. 30 years ago | Pew Research Center1 savers
- dating apps - by jaron - the way home1 savers
- Who Is Podcast Guest Turned Star Andrew Huberman, Really?3 savers
- Unmarried Boomers Confront Old Age: A National Portrait - PMC1 savers
- Second-Generation Americans | Pew Research Center1 savers
- Language Assimilation Today1 savers
- familiarity - by jaron - the way home2 savers
- The Pleasures of Eating – Wendell Berry9 savers
- What Can Adults Learn From Kids’ Friendships? - The Atlantic7 savers
- Head of people operations for the entire friend group5 savers
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highlights — 20
it became apparent how derivative we are of each other. How unoriginal the blurbs became, how the faces and outfits could be averaged out in clean fashion. There's a mimetic quality to all aspects of the human condition
dating apps - by jaron - the way homeShe hesitates. “I think he has such a good heart.”
Who Is Podcast Guest Turned Star Andrew Huberman, Really?The large and growing distance between Andrew Huberman and the man he continues to be may not even matter to those who buy questionable products he has recommended and from which he will materially benefit, or listeners who imagined a man in a white coat at work in Palo Alto.
Who Is Podcast Guest Turned Star Andrew Huberman, Really?Andrew’s therapeutic language took on a sinister edge.
Who Is Podcast Guest Turned Star Andrew Huberman, Really?“If you’re going to be a cheater,” she advises me later, “do not live in a glass house.”
Who Is Podcast Guest Turned Star Andrew Huberman, Really?“I’m willing to do the repair work on this,” he said when she called him out for standing her up, or, “This sucks, but doesn’t deter my desire and commitment to see you, and establish clear lines of communication and trust.”
Who Is Podcast Guest Turned Star Andrew Huberman, Really?It is one thing to hear Athletic Greens promoted by Joe Rogan; it is perhaps another to hear someone who sells himself as a Stanford University scientist just back from the lab proclaim that this $79-a-month powder “covers all of your foundational nutritional needs.”
Who Is Podcast Guest Turned Star Andrew Huberman, Really?Huberman extrapolates wildly from limited animal studies, posits certainty where there is ambiguity, and stumbles when he veers too far from his narrow realm of study, but even they will tend to admit that the podcast is an expansive, free (or, as he puts it, “zero-cost”) compendium of human knowledge.
Who Is Podcast Guest Turned Star Andrew Huberman, Really?How comfortable one feels with the science propagated on Huberman Lab depends entirely on how much leeway one is willing to give a man who expounds for multiple hours a week on subjects well outside his area of expertise.
Who Is Podcast Guest Turned Star Andrew Huberman, Really?Huberman sells a dream of control down to the cellular level.
Who Is Podcast Guest Turned Star Andrew Huberman, Really?One in three Baby Boomers was unmarried. The vast majority of these unmarried Boomers were either divorced or never-married; just 10% were widowed.
Unmarried Boomers Confront Old Age: A National Portrait - PMCAbout one-in-six (15%) married second-generation adults have a spouse of a different race or ethnicity from themselves, compared with 8% of all immigrants and 8% of all U.S. adults. Intermarriage rates are especially high for second-generation Hispanics (26%) and Asian Americans (23%).
Second-Generation Americans | Pew Research CenterAs we live things inevitably get broken. And every day you can say “I’m moving on, I’m not working with this anymore.” But remember the alternative: the best parts patiently lie, biding their time for the person who sticks around. It’s tempting, and far too easy to discard the old. It’s much more demanding (and rewarding) to work with what you have.
familiarity - by jaron - the way homeThe purest form of appreciation is to be continuously worn down and stitched back up, to be chosen once more despite countless faults.
familiarity - by jaron - the way homefondness grown through familiarity
familiarity - by jaron - the way homeOur kitchens and other eating places more and more resemble filling stations, as our homes more and more resemble motels. “Life is not very interesting,” we seem to have decided. “Let its satisfactions be minimal, perfunctory, and fast.”
The Pleasures of Eating – Wendell BerryJust catching up can feel stale. Playing and wasting time together like kids do are how you make memories.
What Can Adults Learn From Kids’ Friendships? - The Atlanticwhat I concluded was that you should date this guy I met four weeks ago at a psychometrics conference
Head of people operations for the entire friend groupIt is not about dating—it is about evaluating if someone is a good hire. But that is more or less the same thing
Head of people operations for the entire friend groupWhat he’s really done is he’s created this immense vertical filing cabinet in his brain of layers and layers and layers of files of information that he can draw back on now for more than 70 years worth of data.
Curius / Onboarding