On 1 May 2026, Ontario Power Generation lowered a 953-tonne steel-and-concrete basemat module into a 35-metre shaft at the Darlington site east of Toronto — the first physical construction step for the Western world's first grid-scale small modular reactor (SMR). The unit…
A consolidated briefing on the state of DMT research as of mid-2026, prompted by a Nautilus article on turning the psychedelic experience into a mathematical problem. It pulls together four threads that are usually reported in isolation. **(1) The consciousness frontier:**…
Dr. Ales Ulishchenko argues that the **psoas (iliopsoas) muscle** — a deep core muscle running from the lumbar spine through the abdomen to the femur — is an under-discussed driver of premature aging. He claims a chronically shortened psoas tilts the pelvis forward…
The subject hub for our psoas / pelvic-alignment research. It pulls together **two Dr. Ales Ulishchenko videos**, the **research that backs (and debunks) their claims**, and a single **evidence-filtered daily routine**. Bottom line: the *mechanics* the videos rely on are real…
A companion piece to the psoas video, this episode from Dr. Ales Ulishchenko centres on **pelvic alignment** as the hub of whole-body health. He argues that a pelvis tilted forward or rotated left/right unevenly loads the joints — driving bunions, metatarsalgia, Morton's…
A briefing prompted by a Mushies Facebook post about a clinical trial of inhaled 5-MeO-DMT for postpartum depression. The post is accurate: it reports a real, peer-reviewed Phase 2a open-label trial of GH001 (inhaled mebufotenin, a pharmaceutical 5-MeO-DMT) published 4 June 2026…
Shane Smith (VICE founder) and Andrew Callaghan (Channel 5) travel to Iran and interview Mohammad Bagherian of "Explosive Media" (Akhbar Enfejari / "Explosive News"), the anonymous-ish team behind the pro-Iran AI-generated Lego propaganda videos that went…
A CNN breaking-news segment (9–10 June 2026) on President Trump's Truth Social post confirming that Iran shot down a US Army AH-64 Apache helicopter patrolling the Strait of Hormuz, and his vow that the US "must respond." Reporters Elayna Treen and Zach Cohen add…
Chase AI walks through Graphify, an open-source AI-coding-assistant skill (by safishamsi) that turns any repository — code, docs, PDFs, images, and video/audio — into a queryable knowledge graph so Claude Code can answer questions by traversing a pre-built map instead of…
Social documentary photographer and educator Jared Thomas Tapia argues that contemporary photography is suffering from an "overdose of aesthetics" — a glut of technically flawless, algorithm-optimised images that look good but say nothing. His thesis: presets, AI…
A walkthrough of _Graphify_, an open-source tool that compiles a folder of code, docs, PDFs and images into a queryable knowledge graph so an LLM agent can answer questions about a codebase without re-reading raw files every time. The tool is pitched as the practical…
A 92-second Mushies reel framing Paul Stamets's argument that psilocybin is not an Earth-specific accident: NASA's OSIRIS-REx mission found tryptophan — the amino-acid precursor to serotonin, psilocybin, and DMT — in samples from asteroid Bennu, whose constituent…
Cole Medin demonstrates a fully AI-driven pipeline for generating short explainer videos — script, voiceover, animation, and synced transitions — end to end with Claude Code. The stack stitches together HyperFrames (HTML-based, agent-friendly video rendering from HeyGen), Archon…
A walk-through of **Open Design** (nexu-io/open-design), a local-first, Apache-2.0-licensed open-source alternative to Anthropic's Claude Design that launched in mid-2026 and quickly hit ~29k GitHub stars. The pitch: instead of paying for Claude Design and being locked into…
A consolidated briefing on epilepsy that takes the wider-angle view: not just "what is a seizure" but the long shadow the diagnosis casts — the psychiatric comorbidities that follow people for decades, the personality changes attributed to temporal lobe epilepsy (the…
Gary Simon (DesignCourse) responds to a public exchange between Adam Wathan (creator of Tailwind CSS) and James Quick about tools like `getdesign.md` that extract a `DESIGN.md` file from any website so an AI coding agent can produce a UI in that style. He runs a live test, using…
A briefing for a medically-informed parent watching a child or family member who is on Tegretol (carbamazepine) and/or Epitec (lamotrigine) — two anticonvulsants that are also two of the highest-risk drugs in medicine for Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS). Written in response to a…
Brian (BMad Code) interviews Mårten Angner, Stockholm-based UX designer with 26 years in the field, about WDS (Whiteport Design Studio) — the first official community module released for the BMAD method. WDS embeds Mårten's strategic UX methodology as AI agents (Saga for…
A reference debunking of Zecharia Sitchin's "Nibiru / Anunnaki" hypothesis — the source framework underneath nearly every "ancient Sumerian tablet reveals…" video on YouTube. Covers Sitchin's actual credentials, the seven core claims of _The 12th…
A YouTube ancient-aliens narrative claiming that a clay tablet excavated by Austen Henry Layard at Nineveh in 1849 contains an accurate galactic star chart of 47 inhabited star systems, with Earth specifically marked as the "contact point" of the Anunnaki. The video…
Zara Beth shares a patient-perspective explainer of Functional Neurological Disorder (FND), made for FND Awareness Day (April 13). She's lived with FND + non-epileptic seizures (NES) for ~4 years and walks through what the condition is, why it's often described as a…
Board-certified neuropsychologist Dr. Karen Sullivan gives a comprehensive overview of Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) — its history (hysteria → conversion disorder → FND), its current diagnostic framework (inclusion criteria, not exclusion), its epidemiology, and the…
A consolidated briefing on Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) — what the modern consensus says it is, how the field moved from "diagnosis of exclusion" to positive rule-in signs, the current best mechanistic theory (predictive processing / Bayesian active…
Chiropractic neurologist Dr. Nathan Keiser walks through a case study of a 17-year-old female with Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) presenting alongside POTS-like orthostatic features — fainting, pseudoseizures, tremor, gait drift, and non-verbal episodes. He frames FND as…
Nick Lawson reframes how agent builders should think about memory: "The gap between 'has memory' and 'does not have memory' is often larger than the gap between different LLM backbones." He introduces a **Write-Manage-Read** operational loop and…
Simon Scrapes argues that Hermes and OpenClaw promise a clean "install skill → schedule job → deliver result to phone" loop, but in practice the setup is messy, technical, and locks you into API billing outside Claude's Pro/Max subscription. He reverse-engineers…
Despite the "4.7" title, the transcript is entirely about **OpenClaw 4.5**, walking through three architectural pillars designed to enable production-grade 24/7 autonomous agents: (1) the "memory dreaming" system that autonomously consolidates agent context…
Greg Isenberg argues that in the AI era, distribution — not code — is the new moat, because vibe-coding has commoditized the act of building software. He walks through seven concrete growth strategies a solo founder or small team can start executing this week: MCP servers as…
States News analyzes the April 4, 2026 strike on Iran's Bushehr Naval Base, where a US/Israeli projectile landed 75 meters from an operational nuclear reactor, killing one site staffer and triggering sequential detonations in underground ammunition depots. The video argues…
Chase AI reviews five open-source GitHub repositories from March 2026 that enhance Claude Code workflows: Auto Research by Karpathy (automated ML-style experimentation loop), OpenSpace by HCUs (self-improving skills via quality monitoring), CLI Anything by HCUs (converts any…
Simon Scrapes argues the bottleneck in multi-agent Claude Code workflows is no longer the AI — it's the terminal interface. After testing tmux, Anthropic's desktop app, Vibe Kanban, and Paperclip, he concludes all existing tools solve the wrong problem: managing coding…
A neuroscience explainer on misophonia — the condition where specific sounds (chewing, tapping, breathing) trigger immediate, involuntary rage and physiological stress responses. The video explains the mechanism (sensory gating failure, amygdala hijacking, salience network…
Fireship (Code Report) covers **Pretext** — a new TypeScript library by Cheng Lou (former React core team, ex-Midjourney) that measures text dimensions without triggering browser layout reflows. The problem: building virtualized lists, masonry layouts, or any text-heavy UI…
Dylan (AI consultancy) outlines the 'honesty gap' — smarter AI models guess more confidently rather than admitting uncertainty. Three prompt rules to fix this: (1) force blank answers with reasons when uncertain, (2) penalise wrong answers 3x vs blanks to change…
Cole Medin's full guide to building an AI Second Brain using Claude Code and the Agent SDK. Covers the full architecture: hooks for memory management, direct integrations (Gmail, Calendar, Sheets, Slack), a memory layer with Obsidian/DynamoDB, hybrid vector+keyword search,…
Simon Scrapes walks through 7 levels of Claude Code skill building: from basic skill installation (L1) to a self-improving AI workforce (L7). Key concepts: progressive disclosure (3 tiers — YAML always loaded, skill.md body on activation, references/scripts on demand), 200-line…
Simon Scrapes applies Andrej Karpathy's "autoresearch" loop concept to Claude Code skills. Instead of manually tweaking skill.md files, you define binary true/false assertions in an eval.json, then let Claude loop autonomously overnight: make one change → run…
Scientists mapped every neuron and connection in a living fruitfly brain and simulated it in a computer — the first complete connectome simulation of a living animal's brain. Frans and Franc discussed and fact-checked the video; key nuance: connectome ≠ full brain…
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