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Anaerobic exercise (like push-ups and pull-ups) right before work supercharges your focus and motivation.
People with ADHD are excellent hunters living in modern-day society: hyperfocus on things that have a direct impact, quick decision-making, and great ability to adapt.
ADHD is more of a trait than a defect, and exercise, which mimics ancient-day hunting, is the right way to turn this apparent "defect" into a superpower
https://x.com/RFKJr_Official/status/1913108146396275177?t=q5deygbLT9vU8VW0sH7rsA&s=19
NET ZERO - Chevron to close in Scotland.
75% tax rate on North Sea oil and gas has made it impossible for companies to stay. Chevron’s exit ends 50+ years of investment, jobs, and energy security, all sacrificed on the altar of “net zero”.
All net zero really means is job losses, economic decline, and national self-sabotage 💣
https://x.com/Artemisfornow/status/1940296999548399864?t=QwPS6rb0EVypHijzUAp6ig&s=19
A11pl3Z
A mysterious visitor from another star is getting close
A giant interstellar object named #A11pl3Z is speeding toward our Sun from deep space.
It’s not from our solar system, its strange path proves that. Around 20 km wide, it's far bigger than the earlier visitors like #Oumuamua.
It's moving at nearly 68 km/s and will pass near Mars and the Sun later this year. Scientists still don’t know if it’s a comet or asteroid, but it could carry clues from another star system.
https://x.com/SpaceMechanicsY/status/1940501810428752343?t=dL00HmgXVSZkAY574EEncw&s=19
A new third interstellar visitor -probably an asteroid- A11pl3Z has been discovered on July 1.
It has a high eccentric hyperbolic orbit (65km/sec speed) & size 20km. Its perihelion will be on October 29, 2025.
GIF: K Ly/Deep Random Survey, Chile
🧵What if ʻOumuamua was just step one... and A11pl3Z is the follow-up?
Back in 2017, something strange flew through our solar system.
It didn’t stop or orbit, it just passed through.
Let's discuss 'the Mothership theory'👇
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