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Bombshell: Oliver Sacks (a humane man & a fine essayist) made up many of the details in his famous case studies, deluding neuroscientists, psychologists, & general readers for decades. The man who mistook his wife for a hat? The autistic twins who generated multi-digit prime numbers? The institutionalized, paralyzed man who tapped out allusions to Rilke? Made up to embellish the stories. Probably also: the aphasic patients who detected lies better than neurologically intact people, including Ronald Reagan's insincerity.

Consider the Flash, with the speed and reaction time to pluck bullets out of the air. That wouldn’t keep you from getting shot in the back of the head with a supersonic round with no warning to react to. He could constantly look around, swiveling his head at thousands of RPM to look everywhere, which would be an interesting visual effect, but another option would be to compress a 360 degree visual field into the straight ahead view. There have been novelty “see behind you glasses” forever, but AFAIK, there haven’t been any attempts at giving full 360 degree vision. There have been experiments where psychologists put mirror glasses that flipped the visual field on people to test the adaptability of the brain’s visual system, and it was found that the view change was initially incapacitating, but over the course of a couple weeks, people could adapt to it. Taking them off then took a couple weeks to fully retrain for normal vision. For the Flash, it couldn’t be a camera-and-screen pass-through VR system, because you would need thousands of frames per second to accurately estimate the trajectory of a bullet, but a purely reflective system of curved mirrors could do it.  A non-linear warping would be harder to adapt to than a simple mirroring, because different eye positions would have different distortions. For conventional human reaction speeds, pass-through VR systems with eye tracking could compress everything into the peripheral vision and leave the fovea untouched, which would probably speed adaptation significantly. I can imagine special forces teams having to wear their 360 vision helmets for a couple days prior to a mission, akin to deep sea divers having an extended prebreath and decompression phase. @PalmerLuckey The comic-friendly fix is to just assume that the Speed Force gives the Flash an awareness of anything moving fast in his vicinity, although another thought I had is that while the speed of sound in air is only 330 m/s, the speed of sound in the ground is almost 10x that, so you might be able to “hear a gunshot” with your feet well before you could with your ears.

8/ These examples illustrate how prompts 1: matter and 2: are not trivial, and why today it makes sense to be a "prompt engineer" (e.g. @goodside ). I also like to think of this role as a kind of LLM psychologist.

how Peter Thiel screens for generational monopolies while managing an $11 billion venture capital fund as Thiel famously said: "what important truth do very few people agree with you on? because if you're doing what everyone else is doing, you're competing, and competition is for losers." while most investors look for trends and incremental growth, Thiel only backs founders who create entirely new industries from scratch. this 50-minute stanford lecture breaks down his extreme psychological framework for spotting monopolies early bookmark this, and watch the full video below breaking down how the paypal mafia boss reads the future of markets

NEW: May 2026 Updated Analysis of Russian Shahed-type Drones Deployed Against Ukraine May 2026 marked a new peak in the scale of Russian Shahed-type UAV operations against Ukraine. According to Ukrainian Air Force reporting, over the course of the month, Russia launched a total of 8,161 Shahed-type UAVs (including decoys), of which an estimated 5,181 were Shahed/Geran strike UAVs produced at the Alabuga facility. The average launch rate reached 263 total UAVs (167 Shahed/Geran) daily, exceeding the previous records established in March and April 2026. The most significant development was not simply the increase in launch volume. Despite record numbers of UAVs being employed, the effectiveness of the attacks continued to decline. The overall hit rate fell to approximately 6.65 percent of total Shahed-type launches and roughly 10.48 percent of estimated Shahed/Geran launches. These were among the lowest effectiveness levels observed since the large-scale expansion of Russian UAV operations began. The growing role of interceptor UAVs helps explain the declining effectiveness of Russian attacks despite increasing launch volumes. The emergence of this capability represents one of the most important defensive adaptations of 2026. Ukrainian military observers reported that interceptor drones accounted for more than 40 percent of Shahed-type UAVs destroyed during some of the largest attacks late in the month. The data suggest that Russia is increasingly compensating for declining strike efficiency through larger attack packages. This trend indicates that the campaign is designed not only to damage specific targets but also to impose sustained psychological pressure on the civilian population, disrupt economic activity, exhaust Ukrainian air-defense resources, and create favorable conditions for missile strikes. Read the full analysis by @anokhin_i here:

Trailer for Abyss of Doom, a first-person psychological horror adventure set in dark medieval dungeons and ancient Roman ruins. Players explore mysterious locations uncovering hidden secrets The game wants to deliver a tense and immersive experience for horror fans.

Leon Cooperman built a $10 billion hedge fund empire by simply outworking everyone else on wall street in this exact interview he drops a brutal truth: "with an average iq and a strong work ethic, you can go very far. if you don't want to work and think, just buy a low-cost index fund." while modern traders rely on algorithms, he built his massive edge reading thousands of pages of boring balance sheets. this rare 1.5-hour interview is an absolute masterclass on his psychological framework bookmark & watch a billionaire break down his system

Wander Franco has been found guilty of sexual and psychological abuse of a minor, but will not serve jail time. In August 2023, MLB placed Franco on administrative leave while authorities in the Dominican Republic investigated allegations involving a minor. He has not played in MLB since then.

The latest news keeps vindicating my points. While the U.S. is losing ground to China in an expanding range of critical domains, it has built a much more lucrative business model. It now turns to leverage allies' psychological inertia and geopolitical path-dependency to squeeze and extract them like "blood bags". Keeping allies scared and dependent means cornering them into buying overpriced US weapons, US energy, and US technology. Unfortunately for countries like India, they have gone from being courted to being invoiced. What turns out can be very absurd--the U.S. acts like a developing country that demands help from "a developed India". Instead of helping Make in India exports, America is extorting India to buy from it and to invest in it.