Becoming Culture

RT @DStrachman: As the founding director of the Thiel Fellowship, it's incredible to see that our program, spearheading massive cultural ch….

RT @lapislagoons: simply being not in a rush automatically makes you a subtle nervous system regulator for everyone around you.

RT @patriciamou_:

RT @lizwessel: Founders: I don’t care how urgent your startup problems are or how busy you are. Go to the doctor for an annual check up. If….

who can help design a podcast studio in sf?.

RT @paulg: @NathanpmYoung I do in many different ways. I just don't talk about it much.

RT @The4thWayYT:

RT @morganhousel: Good line from the book Trust: "They say the education of a child begins several generations before it is born.".

RT @nateliason: Just had the most beautiful experience of my life. I got upgraded on my flight to NYC this morning and everyone in 1st cla….

the most unexpected part of me having a dog?. the amount I have to negotiate with her lol. like hey you are a dog, will you give me a hug if i give you 2 treats?.how about you dont bark so loudly in the middle of my meetings? 5 treats. can you go potty now because i dont want.

RT @TimSuzman: Huge congratulations to Alaan on the $48M Series A. Since Pioneer Fund invested during YC, Alaan has grown dramatically to….

RT @shirtsthtgohard:

RT @bryan_johnson: "the poison was never forced, it was offered gently, until you forgot it was poison at all". mark twain.

RT @t_blom: @raastapopoulos I guess you could do that, but it seems like it would be a wasted opportunity. Maybe you could do what I did;….

I think tom is slightly off the mark. Yc changes the rest of your life.

RT @t_blom: Today is the deadline for the YC fall batch. It takes 30 minutes to write an application and could change the next 10 years of….

RT @daltonc: YC is a machine that changes people’s lives.

RT @orikron: 🇨🇳 An engineering student in China made a prototype of a sword that levitates towards you and flies around on command. https:/….

we spend our whole adult life trying to fix our relationship to food (established when we were kids). and then we give our kids the same foods and food habits that fucked us up. why?.