Introducing Pool That little icon got us $2M in funding, 15M organic views, and now you can all finally discover what's behind it. Pool is "just an app for your screenshots." But it holds a few bets we decided to build a whole company on. We believe the context of the future is your camera roll. Understanding someone's taste, the texture of their life, can unlock things we can't even comprehend yet. We believe the future of interfaces will feel the way games make us feel, computing as a beautiful mix of art and technology. Now live on the App Store.

Everything is changing. Faster than yesterday.. even faster tomorrow. Look at the data. Elon is right. Everything.

Peter’s eternal optimism is cool

OK. We get it. You are making the best thing ever. Now it’s time for @AnthropicAI to shut up and finish this model.

Let’s try that again.

This is the story of four proteins that can rewind aging, and the $4 billion racing to put them inside a human being. For a century, biologists treated aging like a rusting car. Parts wear out, damage piles up, no reverse gear. A small group now argues that's wrong. Much of what looks like permanent damage, they say, is really a software problem, and software can be rewritten. Every cell in your body carries identical DNA. What makes one a neuron and another a skin cell is a second layer of information sitting on top, telling each cell which genes to run. The heretical claim is that aging is the slow corruption of that information. And in 2006, a failed orthopedic surgeon named Shinya Yamanaka found four proteins that can retrieve it. His recipe could take a fully specialized cell and walk it all the way back to a blank, become-anything state. It won him a Nobel. Then scientists found something stranger. Turn the factors on briefly, not long enough to erase a cell's identity, and old mice get younger by every measure, and live about 30% longer. A heart cell stays a heart cell. Just younger. The boundary with cancer is razor thin. Run the factors too long and you manufacture tumors in bulk. The whole trick depends on not finishing. Now the money has arrived. Bezos backs @altos_labs. Sam Altman seeded @RetroBio_. Brian Armstrong co-founded @newlimit. David Sinclair's Life Biosciences got through the door first. In January 2026, its eye therapy became the first cellular reprogramming treatment ever cleared for human testing. The realistic prize isn't immortality. Nobody's living to 300 on an eye injection. It's compression of morbidity, squeezing the sick, declining years at the end of life into a shorter window. The question has finally narrowed. Not "can a cell be made young?" but "can a patient be made well?" By the early 2030s, we'll know. Read @QwQiao's essay on the Yamanaka factors below.

The same country that put humans on the Moon in 1969 now takes an average of 4.5 years to approve major infrastructure permits.. longer than it took to build the Panama Canal.  Transmission lines average 10 years from permitting to completion. The bottleneck to abundance is not technology, but BUREAUCRACY!

AI doesn't eliminate thinking, it helps you with the work that prevents you from thinking. The people who use it well think MORE, not less. UNLESS you allow it to replace you.

foom!

This Thursday is our monthly X Space: x.com/i/spaces/1nxeLLZjMOLJX

Social media doesn't have to be social. Just have your AI talk to other AI's. Freeing you up to think about why no one ever talks to you.

Unboxing a humanoid robot shipped from China in Malaysia makes the future feel weirdly close 🤖

"Technology is the means by which humanity takes a holiday from survival" -Sadhguru

There is potential evidence that the Pope's AI statement document was partially written using AI. You cannot make this stuff up!

Mouse exoskeletons are the weirdest news today

We are not in a tech bubble. We are in a tech Big Bang. Expanding in every direction at once.

I think the what @AlyzeSam has been trying to teach me.

There are no constant. Life is change.