Coolness peaks ages 16-24 By 30, taste atrophies By 35, falls off a cliff (that’s my son Talmage 21)

They should have made this into a film 🤣🤣. I don't usually laugh at kids crying however 🤭. Absolutely hilarious.... i can't believe how relaxed she was.... not like the two lads 😬🤣🤣

She eats 20 eggs and 15 slices of pizza and 2 loads of garlic bread and other things all in 1 setting. She shocked she weighs 600lbs. SMH!

Many people hope remote work will raise birth rates. No commute, more flexibility, a chance to live near family. I test the idea in a new paper. Among married women, the 2020 expansion of remote work reduced births. 🧵

Karınca yuvasına sıcak alüminyum dökerek yüzlerce karıncayı öldüren kişi, ortaya çıkan şekilli yapıyı daha sonra satışa sundu.

Think twice before judging people based on their appearance

イタズラりんごが受付の女性を翻弄😅 受付の前で、リンゴがひとりで動いてるよ。
女性が手を伸ばすと、また転がってるね

Congrats to Denali for their FDA Approval of AVLAYAH! Fun bit of biotech history. The bi-specific shuttle technology used in Avlayah came from F-star, a European biotech we helped seed in 2006 (thx Regina Hodits). They were advancing a bi-specific mAb format for a range of uses. Image below is from their 2006 pitch to us. F-star did a collaboration with Denali to use their "Fcab" technology for BBB shuttles in 2016, when the now 10-year old biotech was figuring out what programs to advance internally vs in collaboration nature.com/articles/d43747-0… In 2018, seeing momentum in their BBB programs, Denali acquired the subsidiary housing the BBB technology, called F-star Gamma. fiercebiotech.com/biotech/de… With the approval of Avlayah, F-star's original technology thesis finally made it to market for one of the many postulated uses... 20 years later... Atlas Fund VII, a 2005 vintage fund, will be getting a small but fun milestone payment for approval... Biotech is a long game, played by teams across the ecosystem collaborating in different ways over decades. Huge kudos to Ryan Watts, @rtnarch, and the team at Denali for their persistence in pushing Avlayah forward to patients.

A PhD student kisses the scary professor on purpose so her friend can have the other guy. Then they have to keep kissing on purpose. The Love Hypothesis (2026) BookTok fake-dating in a lab coat. Lili Reinhart plays Olive like she’s about to drop a beaker. Tom Bateman plays Adam like the hallway already belongs to him. The hypothesis is not subtle.

In 1991, Patricia Stallings was sentenced to life in prison for allegedly poisoning her infant son with antifreeze. But while she was behind bars, she gave birth to another baby. He was immediately placed in foster care—and weeks later, he became seriously ill with symptoms almost identical to those that had killed his older brother. There was just one problem: Patricia had never been in contact with him. Doctors eventually discovered the real cause: methylmalonic acidemia, a rare inherited metabolic disorder that can produce chemical findings resembling ethylene glycol, the main ingredient in antifreeze. Scientists reexamined her first son’s blood and found that the original laboratory results had been misinterpreted. The evidence that had helped convict Patricia was wrong. She was released in 1991, and prosecutors dropped the case after concluding that her son had not been poisoned. A mother lost her child, her freedom, and nearly two years of her life—because a rare disease looked like murder.