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0.8g Is Not Enough: The New Protein Rules (ft. Dr. Donald Layman)
The nutritional landscape is shifting. Dr. Donald Layman explains why the old 0.8g/kg protein rule is just a survival minimum. Discover the new dietary guidelines prioritizing nutrient density and a protein-first approach to combat metabolic disease.
Dual Displays Done Right: ASUS Zenbook Pro Duo 2026 Review
The 2026 ASUS Zenbook Pro Duo transforms the dual-screen laptop from niche to essential. With two seamless 14-inch displays, a rugged "Ceruminum" chassis, and a massive 99Wh battery, it's a mobile powerhouse. We test if the refined design justifies the steep price tag.
The Solution to the RAM Crisis is… DDR4???
As DDR5 prices rise, is the upgrade worth it? New benchmarks reveal DDR4 offers identical 1440p gaming speeds for 20% less cost. We analyze why previous-gen RAM remains a top contender for high-performance builds, challenging the industry's push toward expensive new standards.
Engineer regime collapse, US on brink of Iran attack
With the USS Abraham Lincoln deployed and diplomacy stalling, the US appears poised for a major operation against Iran. The focus has shifted from containment to regime change, raising urgent questions about the feasibility of kinetic strikes and the risk of catastrophic escalation.
Trump, energy truce. Lavrov, security guarantees not agreed. Zelensky, rejects withdrawal
Reports of a Ukraine energy truce reveal diplomatic fractures. Washington claims a win, but Moscow limits the deal to seven days and denies security guarantees. Meanwhile, President Zelensky rejects withdrawal terms, apparently uninformed of the arrangement's details.
The 2026 Immortality Protocol - Bryan Johnson (4K)
Bryan Johnson moves beyond the headlines to reveal the core of his "Don't Die" philosophy. Discover the 2026 Immortality Protocol, why sleep is the ultimate status symbol, and how to escape society's "game of death" through data-driven longevity habits.
0.8g Is Not Enough: The New Protein Rules (ft. Dr. Donald Layman)
The nutritional landscape is shifting. Dr. Donald Layman explains why the old 0.8g/kg protein rule is just a survival minimum. Discover the new dietary guidelines prioritizing nutrient density and a protein-first approach to combat metabolic disease.
Fellows On Fellows: Answering the Call to Lead | AGLN
The journey from professional success to social significance requires conviction. Fellows Samir Valia and Govindraj Ethiraj discuss their leap into social entrepreneurship, addressing root causes like child marriage and misinformation through unconventional pathways.
Epstein Files: How New Documents Expose a Wider Network | Pivot
The DOJ's release of 3.5 million pages of Epstein files exposes the opaque networks linking Silicon Valley, Wall Street, and Washington. This massive data dump highlights a systemic failure of elite judgment while the tech world faces its own existential shifts.
Epstein Files: How New Documents Expose a Wider Network | Pivot
The DOJ's release of 3.5 million pages of Epstein files exposes the opaque networks linking Silicon Valley, Wall Street, and Washington. This massive data dump highlights a systemic failure of elite judgment while the tech world faces its own existential shifts.
How Kite-Power is Challenging the World Sailing Speed Record
The SP80 engineering team is relocating to Namibia to break the World Sailing Speed Record in 2026. Having already reached 58 knots in France, the dual-pilot, kite-powered vessel aims to surpass the current 65.45-knot record set by Vestas Sailrocket 2 in superior wind conditions.
Dual Displays Done Right: ASUS Zenbook Pro Duo 2026 Review
The 2026 ASUS Zenbook Pro Duo transforms the dual-screen laptop from niche to essential. With two seamless 14-inch displays, a rugged "Ceruminum" chassis, and a massive 99Wh battery, it's a mobile powerhouse. We test if the refined design justifies the steep price tag.
The Solution to the RAM Crisis is… DDR4???
As DDR5 prices rise, is the upgrade worth it? New benchmarks reveal DDR4 offers identical 1440p gaming speeds for 20% less cost. We analyze why previous-gen RAM remains a top contender for high-performance builds, challenging the industry's push toward expensive new standards.
Epstein Files: How New Documents Expose a Wider Network | Pivot
The DOJ's release of 3.5 million pages of Epstein files exposes the opaque networks linking Silicon Valley, Wall Street, and Washington. This massive data dump highlights a systemic failure of elite judgment while the tech world faces its own existential shifts.
The Last Companies That Will Ever Exist
The future isn't sci-fi; it's engineering. We explore the "Infinity Gauntlet of Capitalism": a thesis where companies controlling four key pillars achieve infinite leverage. Discover why the race to capture civilization's building blocks marks the end of traditional investing.
Joe Rogan Experience #2446 - Greg Fitzsimmons
Greg Fitzsimmons joins Joe Rogan in episode #2446 to dissect a world of instability. From AI threats and censorship to atomic tourism and moon landing theories, they explore the anxieties defining our current zeitgeist while breaking down the economics of stand-up comedy.
How vibe coding changes who gets to build (Replit CEO Amajad Masad & Reid Hoffman) | Possible
Replit CEO Amjad Masad and Reid Hoffman discuss the rise of "Vibe Coding." As barriers to software creation collapse, natural language is replacing complex syntax, creating a future where the ability to imagine a solution is more valuable than coding skills.
Metal Parts Startup Raises $220M Led By Eclipse, 1789 Capital
VulcanForms secured $220M led by Eclipse and 1789 Capital to scale its industrial additive manufacturing. The funding accelerates efforts to localize supply chains via proprietary high-power 3D printing technology and expands US facilities.
Framer CEO Reviews Startup Websites
Framer CEO Yorn Van Djk critiques real startup websites, offering actionable advice on high-converting designs. Learn why you should show your product immediately, how to handle animations, and the psychology behind effective CTAs in this breakdown of core design principles.
Why Cryopreservation is No Longer Science Fiction | with Until Co-founder and CEO Laura Deming
For Until CEO Laura Deming, cryopreservation isn't sci-fi—it's an engineering challenge. Learn how "medical hibernation" aims to pause biological time, offering patients a bridge to future cures and revolutionizing organ transplantation and emergency medicine.
Hill & Valley Forum 2026 to Focus on AI, Alliances
Set for 2026, the fifth Hill & Valley Forum unites Silicon Valley and Washington during the US 250th anniversary. Focusing on "Alliance Leadership," the event features NATO partners and new policy papers on AI, rare earths, and biotech to strengthen global supply chains and defense.
The 2026 Immortality Protocol - Bryan Johnson (4K)
Bryan Johnson moves beyond the headlines to reveal the core of his "Don't Die" philosophy. Discover the 2026 Immortality Protocol, why sleep is the ultimate status symbol, and how to escape society's "game of death" through data-driven longevity habits.
0.8g Is Not Enough: The New Protein Rules (ft. Dr. Donald Layman)
The nutritional landscape is shifting. Dr. Donald Layman explains why the old 0.8g/kg protein rule is just a survival minimum. Discover the new dietary guidelines prioritizing nutrient density and a protein-first approach to combat metabolic disease.
How Dopamine & Serotonin Shape Decisions, Motivation & Learning | Dr. Read Montague
Most view dopamine as a "pleasure molecule," but Dr. Read Montague argues it's the engine of decision-making. Explore how dopamine and serotonin act as algorithms for learning, motivation, and navigating uncertainty in this deep dive.
Why Everything Goes Wrong When You’re Depressed
Does it feel like the universe hates you? It’s not bad luck—it’s a warped perception. Psychiatrist Aaron Beck explains how depression rewires your brain to filter out the good and lock onto the bad. Discover why this happens and how to repair your cognitive system.
We’ve Seen This Before… Crypto Is About to Flip
The US manufacturing sector has returned to expansion with an ISM PMI of 52.6%, mirroring the setup for the 2020 bull market. While crypto technicals remain bearish, this macro shift combined with $500M in ETF inflows suggests a major reversal for Bitcoin and Ethereum may be imminent.
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URGENT: Bitcoin Loses Critical Support! [How Low Will It Go?]
Global markets face a liquidity shock as Bitcoin loses critical support. With $800M liquidated and gold sliding, analysts warn technical breakdowns could push BTC down to the $55k range before a bottom forms.
Markets at Critical Breakdown Levels | Bitcoin, Gold & Silver
Markets plunged late Friday, crushing crypto and metals as the Dollar surged. With Bitcoin fear at extreme highs, Chart Hackers analyze critical support levels for BTC, Gold, and Silver to predict if a relief rally or capitulation is imminent.
The Government Is About To Reset Your Money
The global financial system faces a "structural reset" as US debt tops $38 trillion. With interest payments exceeding defense spending, strategies are shifting toward aggressive refinancing, rate cuts to 1%, and a migration into gold, silver, and Bitcoin.