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INVESTIGATION: CDC Upset Their Own Expert Advisers Not Recommending Masks, Demands They Recommend Masks

The DisInformation Chronicle • 795 implied HN points • 06 Feb 24
🏥 Health Politics CDC Masks Experts Guidance
  1. CDC is upset with their own expert advisors for not recommending masks and demands they change their advice
  2. Research shows that N95 respirators don't offer better protection than masks for COVID
  3. CDC's mask recommendations are influenced by political factors and do not align with research findings
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Food Safety News and Resources | March

The Rotten Apple • 10 implied HN points • 04 Mar 24
🍲 Food & Drink Food Safety Guidance Webinars Food Fraud
  1. Probiotic supplements containing Clostridium butyricum should be prescribed carefully especially for hospitalized patients to avoid blood poisoning.
  2. Be cautious of food recalls like meat contaminated with non-food grade mineral oil and consider their implications on public health.
  3. Raw cheese recalls should be taken seriously as they can be linked to severe illnesses like E. coli infections, even if recalls are lifted prematurely.

Skating Past Fear: Stoic Strategies for a Courageous Life

Wayne's Earth • 19 implied HN points • 27 Jan 24
🏥 Health & Wellness Mental health Self-Improvement Gratitude Guidance Mindfulness
  1. Stoicism teaches that our judgments, not events themselves, impact us the most. So, how we perceive fear matters most.
  2. Prepare for challenges by visualizing your approach, similar to athletes mentally rehearsing. Be ready for different outcomes without expecting the worst.
  3. Shift your perspective on fear as an opportunity for growth, like a challenging game that strengthens a team. Focus on what you can do now to avoid being stuck worrying about the future.

Why Some People Change and Others Don't

Stream of Subconsciousness • 39 implied HN points • 01 Jun 23
🏥 Health & Wellness Mental health Therapy Self-Improvement Guidance
  1. Flexibility is key to change; be brutally honest and put everything on the table for real transformation.
  2. Seek guidance from trusted voices to encourage exploration from a new perspective, draining hesitance and uncertainty.
  3. Change awareness through hypnotherapy, cognitive therapy, or brainwave training to disrupt old ways of thinking and find new paths.

Wednesday Wisdom #1

Weekly Wisdom • 59 implied HN points • 23 Nov 22
⛪ Faith & Spirituality Spirituality Reflection Guidance
  1. Tai Quinn Whyte shares what he's reading, watching, and working on in his Weekly Wisdom Newsletter
  2. He is currently reading books like The Daily Stoic by Ryan Holiday and Courage Is Calling by Ryan Holiday
  3. Tai is working on projects like a piece on breathing inspired by Aristotle and promotional material for lo-fi hip hop tracks

A Look Back at Q1 '23 Public Cloud Software Earnings

Clouded Judgement • 12 implied HN points • 20 Jun 23
💼 Business Earnings Metrics Guidance Performance Valuations
  1. Analysis of Q1 public cloud software earnings provides insights for startup entrepreneurs on managing their businesses.
  2. Indications suggest a potential bottoming phase in the software industry with hopes for reacceleration by the year's end.
  3. Metrics such as revenue performance, growth, and sales efficiency play key roles in evaluating the success of a quarter for cloud businesses.

Peak Performance Newsletter #18 | Conflict vs. Drama + A Founder’s Guide to Everything

The Leadership Lab • 19 implied HN points • 10 Jan 22
💼 Business Leadership Startups Entrepreneurship Management Guidance
  1. Conflict is normal in startups, but the goal is to be drama-free. Healthy conflict is essential for growth.
  2. Leaders must commit to working through conflicts to maintain relationships in startup teams.
  3. A Founder's Guide aims to provide reliable foundations for startup challenges, freeing up resources for innovation.

What Lawyers, Doctors and Priests Have in Common

Autonomy • 3 HN points • 26 Jun 23
⛪ Faith & Spirituality Religion Ceremonies Guidance
  1. In professions like law, medicine, and priesthood, the human role of a shepherd is irreplaceable.
  2. Lawyers, doctors, and priests not only provide information but also guide and support people in accepting and understanding the implications of rules and situations.
  3. The unique human aspect of professions like doctors, lawyers, and priests involves navigating the border between the physical body and the human mind, something that AI cannot fully replicate.