In the season one finale of The Minimalists’ video-essay series, Let’s Talk About Less, Joshua talks about how impulse and instant gratification lead to debt that ruins our lives.
Did you enjoy this six-episode series? What was your favorite episode? What other topics would you like us to talk about in future seasons? Let us know in the YouTube comments.
In the season one finale of The Minimalists’ video-essay series, Let’s Talk About Less, Joshua talks about how impulse and instant gratification lead to debt that ruins our lives.
Did you enjoy this six-episode series? What was your favorite episode? What other topics would you like us to talk about in future seasons? Let us know in the YouTube comments.
James Peyer was involved in the aging-focused fund Apollo Ventures before he moved on to the more recent venture industry initiative that evolved into Cambrian Biopharma. Cambrian is arguably even more focused on creating new biotech startups to treat aging, rather than investing in existing companies, than is the case for Apollo. Many venture capitalists are coming to the conclusion that the pace at which new biotech companies in this space are arising is too slow to provide sufficient opportunities for the capital that could be harnessed to produced progress. That pace must thus be accelerated.
Peyer is a regular on the conference circuit, and can be relied upon to give interesting, thoughtful presentations on the state of the science, the state of the funding, and what the venture co…
James Peyer was involved in the aging-focused fund Apollo Ventures before he moved on to the more recent venture industry initiative that evolved into Cambrian Biopharma. Cambrian is arguably even more focused on creating new biotech startups to treat aging, rather than investing in existing companies, than is the case for Apollo. Many venture capitalists are coming to the conclusion that the pace at which new biotech companies in this space are arising is too slow to provide sufficient opportunities for the capital that could be harnessed to produced progress. That pace must thus be accelerated.
Peyer is a regular on the conference circuit, and can be relied upon to give interesting, thoughtful presentations on the state of the science, the state of the funding, and what the venture co…
A cough is a lovely little reflex that typically clears your throat and lungs of mucus and irritants. But if your cough feels drier than the Sahara and there’s no mucus to be found, you’re probs dealing with a dry cough.
So, what’s a dry cough?
A dry cough doesn’t produce any phlegm or mucus and often causes a tickling sensation in your throat.
It’s also known as an “unproductive” cough because its doesn’t expel anything from your throat or lungs (unlike wet, “productive” coughs).
Different forms of irritation, including allergies, asthma, and viral infections (even COVID-19 🦠) could be to blame.
While an occasional dry cough is usually nothing to worry about, chronic coughing ma…
A cough is a lovely little reflex that typically clears your throat and lungs of mucus and irritants. But if your cough feels drier than the Sahara and there’s no mucus to be found, you’re probs dealing with a dry cough.
So, what’s a dry cough?
A dry cough doesn’t produce any phlegm or mucus and often causes a tickling sensation in your throat.
It’s also known as an “unproductive” cough because its doesn’t expel anything from your throat or lungs (unlike wet, “productive” coughs).
Different forms of irritation, including allergies, asthma, and viral infections (even COVID-19 🦠) could be to blame.
While an occasional dry cough is usually nothing to worry about, chronic coughing ma…
Got rough, tiny bumps on your arms and wondering what gives? It might be keratosis pilaris, aka chicken skin because it, well, kind of looks like a plucked chicken.
So, what is keratosis pilaris exactly?
Keratosis pilaris is a skin condition that forms red or brown patches of rough-feeling bumps. These bumps are caused by dead skin cells clogging your hair follicles.
This means you will only find keratosis pilaris on areas of your body where hair grows. They can pop up on your upper arms, thighs, cheeks, and even your butt.
Here’s how to spot the condition, treat it, and prevent keratosis pilaris from getting worse.
Got rough, tiny bumps on your arms and wondering what gives? It might be keratosis pilaris, aka chicken skin because it, well, kind of looks like a plucked chicken.
So, what is keratosis pilaris exactly?
Keratosis pilaris is a skin condition that forms red or brown patches of rough-feeling bumps. These bumps are caused by dead skin cells clogging your hair follicles.
This means you will only find keratosis pilaris on areas of your body where hair grows. They can pop up on your upper arms, thighs, cheeks, and even your butt.
Here’s how to spot the condition, treat it, and prevent keratosis pilaris from getting worse.
