Andrew retweeted
passed by a woman who’s perfume smelled like picking honeysuckles with my classmates in kindergarten and I realized I miss every single person I’ve ever known
Nathan picks subjects "that seem open to an experience or adventure that's different from their day-to-day life"
Like Cutter said, you're looking for the secret, but you won't find it, because you're not really looking. "You don't really want to know. You want to be fooled."
It’s so cute that Kimi met Anthony Edwards the other day and now he’s wearing his merch
"We're coming tomorrow to the opening game, it's gonna be our first proper game!"
F1 driver Kimi Antonelli stopped by Spurs practice ahead of tomorrow's season-opener against the Thunder 🏎️
OKC/SAS tips off at 9:30pm/et on NBC/Peacock 🍿
(via: @spurs)
Andrew retweeted
(spoilers) far be it from me to disagree with john carreyrou about elizabeth holmes but i disagree with his read of two scenes (seriously, spoilers)
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i think liz is telling the truth in the who's on first scene. she really truly does not get it. a funny kind of double empathy problem; liz does not possess the theory of mind necessary to understand the joke, and carreyrou does not possess the theory of mind necessary to understand how liz can possibly not possess the theory of mind necessary to understand the joke
people who are both intelligent and neurodivergent can end up as adults with really weird deficits that they compensate for with intelligence, in a way that more normal people can't, and that feels intuitively wrong because you're like "how did you manage to found theranos and still have this crazy deficit" but that's backwards, it's exactly because she was the sort of person who could found theranos that she's also the sort of person who could get away with having this kind of deficit
similarly i disagree with carreyrou's read of the photography studio scene but this one is less interesting to me. i don't think it's productive to think in terms of whether liz craves the spotlight or not. what she clearly craves is a sense of mission, and she liked the spotlight when it felt aligned with her mission and doesn't like it when it isn't
A ton of people have asked me for my thoughts about “You Can See Everything,” the new Elizabeth Holmes documentary. Here they are: nytimes.com/2026/10/17/busin… via @NYTimes
Andrew retweeted
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