i’m working on a neurotech product that will change what it means to be human.
not in 20 years. not in 10 years. not in 5 years. now.
if you’re highly technical, highly intense, and looking for a way to do something great with your life, let’s talk.
i’m starting a philosophy reading & discussion group that will meet weekly in NYC, fully in-person.
message me or interact with this tweet if you’re interested or want to learn more.
- open to all levels of experience
- open to all kinds of philosophy
📖
HBO needs to create a new version of the silicon valley tv show.
since the original show was created we've seen the rise of remote/nomadic work + crypto + AI + anti-woke tech shift + startups becoming more mainstream
the culture is totally different now
if i were having a child, i would simply create a computer that only allows them to access wikipedia, libgen, etc.
if they figure out how to hack out of it, they've earned full internet access.
i built
@TryCaravan
out of the tiny uchicago apartment i shared with 3 roommates.
when we launched last month, Caravan changed the game for web3 communities.
and on monday, we’re releasing our biggest upgrade since the initial launch.
how did we get here?
🧵
undergraduate colleges are machines that produce high-earning, high-status alumni. this is their evolutionary mechanism of survival.
steadily increasing the GPA of your students maximizes their outcomes. these students will always exceed the outdated expectations of employers.
do you spend 2+ hours scrolling twitter every day?
isn't that insane?
twitter is great for networking, but can be a huge time-suck if you use it wrong.
i created an AI tool that selects only the most important tweets from the people you follow (announcements, career changes,
What's the one thing ultra-smart people have in common?
The smartest people i know are also the most humble.
Here's a list of the top 3 humility habits i've learned from my smart friends:
don't hire until you’ve spent a few months doing the job yourself.
hiring poorly is not worth it.
and hiring effectively is a lot harder than you think.
we're so close to
@ProductHunt
top 10 with
@TryCaravan
!!
we've gone from
#21
to
#13
in two hours.
keep sharing with friends, coworkers, and communities!
i know i will 🫡
when was the last time you touched grass?
i’m hosting a hike with
@momahmood_
on sunday in SF for founders, investors, and people in tech!
rsvp if you’re interested👇
Second startup, second whiteboard installed!
Thank you
@ginaqzhang
for this 8x4ft behemoth and
@leozaroff
for helping me carry it up my 4 floor walk up 😅
(event announcement— you do not want to miss this)
25% of americans are reliant on mental health drugs to function.
we should be trying to *cure* mental health disorders, not just treat the symptoms.
current non-invasive brain stimulation tech has the potential to end mental
we're so close to
@ProductHunt
top 10 with
@TryCaravan
!!
we've gone from
#21
to
#13
in two hours.
keep sharing with friends, coworkers, and communities!
i know i will 🫡
first tFUS Society meetup was a smashing success.
some reactions:
- "so awesome"
- "i can't believe i've never heard of this technology"
pull up to the next one if you want to learn about non-invasive brain stimulation!
hello twitter friends! are you:
1. a person with a blog?
2. a company with a blog?
i built a tool that turns your blog posts into tweets & threads.
i'm looking for early adopters to test out the prototype- let me know if you're interested 👋
macroeconomics is fundamentally flawed due to small sample size.
all theory is based on <100yrs of data. many key inputs (which take place on a larger timescale) are not factored in.
@dynmo4200
there were already better tools out there for this. chatbot interface is bad in this case.
(lots of these use GPT-3 and will use GPT-4 when it is released)
what if you could modulate deep brain activity non-invasively, with millimeter precision, and with a technology backed by decades of safe clinical use?
this is transcranial focused ultrasound (tFUS).
i’m starting the first tFUS meetup group along with
@NeuroTechX
SF to explore
is there a spotify for audiobooks?
subscribe for $10/month, get access to all books. every time you listen to a book chapter, the rights holder gets paid a few cents.
why doesn’t this exist?