The other day I noticed something very cool: the most important equation describing particles in physics is basically the same as the most important equation describing risk in finance - with one crucial difference. Behold: the Schrödinger equation in quantum mechanics, and the

We’re proud to share that @TIME has included Oscar on its inaugural America’s Growth Leaders 2026 list. We came in at #420 among the fastest-growing and most resilient companies in the country. The list ranks companies based on their growth performance, financial stability,

I've just written about my very intense relationship with my father and how running helped me both connect with him and avoid becoming him. It's also my first article ever for @TheAtlantic . My dad wrote for the magazine in 1967, and i t seems fitting that the first piece

🎁 Introducing Oscar Unlocks, our new digital rewards program for Oscar members. With Oscar Unlocks, members can gain rewards, fun badges, and more just by completing simple tasks that help them personalize and make the most of their plan. How it works: – Members complete

Many new & awesome launches at Oscar! If you're not in the market for an individual plan, you better convince your employer to give you money to buy one (and save), because you're missing out big time

At the @SanfordHealth Summit on the Future of Rural Health Care, @mariots joined @johndoerr and @aneeshchopra to talk about how tech and data are reshaping care. Three takeaways stood out 👇... (1/6)

Most consequential fun I ever had reading 906 pages. @JoshuaKushner, you're a legend, and thanks for always making everyone around you so much better

@thatch_ai Of all of the complex things I write about, healthcare is maybe the most mind-breaking. Big thanks to @mariots at @OscarHealth, @julesyoo at @a16z, Jahanvi Sardana at @IndexVentures, @jwmares at @TrueMedPayments, @swerdlin at @function, @LaszloBock, the @thatch_ai team, and many

@JoshuaKushner I don't know what it says about me that when I looked at this chart I forgot to add that my son Noah was born in late August 2012 (though I would say a founder pro-tip is to have a child when you start your company - no better way to remind you that other things matter)

How a company starts: mine were never a straight line. I have some data: since 2012, I've been tracking everything I do to the minute. So I went back and looked what % of time went into Oscar. Coffee with @JoshuaKushner with the idea in March, started reading about health

Exceptional work @torstenreil

The individual market is the healthcare market of the future, and Oscar is building it. To that end, we are raising additional financing. We are thrilled with the support from old and new investors. This capital positions Oscar for long-term growth. We have many more products and

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Sometimes the Bible is really oddly specific. Here, some practical & possibly misogynist marriage advice: "It is better to dwell in a corner of the housetop, than with a brawling woman in a wide house." (Proverbs 21:9)

The new Google #nanobanana image model is very cool, but no image model yet has passed my image Turing test: to generate an awesome fantasy RPG map. Right is @MikeWinterbauer's legendary Might & Magic map. Left is generated image based on detailed text description

Pretty awesome how easy @OpenAI has now made it to create voice agents & great to be featured in this launch announcement with @OscarHealth https://t.co/eRX7tLvmFA

Vibe-coding in the enterprise: one of our security engineers vibe-coded a gamified employee tenure tool. Lots of software will be like this: some stable endpoints with lots of creative individualized apps on top. (nothing Workday could build would be more Oscar-like than this)

The only digit that looks the same in Western, Arabic and Chinese numbers is 1: ١ (Arabic) and 一 (Chinese). But the other one that is similar in Arabic and Chinese is 8: ٨ (Arabic) and 八 (Chinese). Weirdly no historical relationship though

Mark on life and @OscarHealth, a must-see!

I’ve never heard a life story like this. Mark enduring insane hardship with his son, and then decades of extreme pain, but as he describes, the pain so impacts his brain that he also becomes a sort of business terminator during this period of pain. I’m not sure how he survived

In 1984, IBM became one of the first large employers to adopt 401(k)s. It became a bellwether for the individualization of stock ownership - with a pretty straight line from there to ETFs, commission-free trading and eventually even r/wallstreetbets. Gradually, then suddenly.