If an alien encountered me, they’d struggle to distinguish me from my son.
I know this seems impossible. I also know I look my age, 49.
But here are the ways I am indistinguishable from an 18 year old:
> Sleep quality > Erection function > Fertility > Resting heart rate > Vascular health > Cardiovascular health > Blood pressure > Metabolic health > Blood glucose control > Bone mineral density > Muscle > Fat > Inflammation (undetectable) > Shitposting
And here are some ways I am my age: > Hearing > Somatic mutations
Friends, I think I’ve done something no one else has ever done: I am more 18 than I am 49.
This is the first rep and we are still figuring things out, but it points toward our inevitable future: better technology and therapies will make youthful vibrance the default.
If you’re in your 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, and wondering if you can do the same, the answer is yes.
If you’re a teen or in your 20s and feel awful, you can too.
These results only took me 5 years to achieve. The most powerful things are free, and gated only by choice.
It feels amazing.
I feel nimble, and spry, and excited by the world.
I hope you join me in saying yes to life and no to die culture.
Markets are entering September with a very different risk equation. The last few days have brought three signals investors shouldn’t ignore: 🌍 1. Bonds are back in focus. Global government bond yields have moved higher, increasing borrowing costs and putting pressure on equity valuations. The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield has become a key market variable again, particularly as inflation and government borrowing remain concerns. 💰 2. Investors are becoming more defensive. Global money-market funds attracted around $46 billion of inflows in the week ending September 2, while U.S. equity funds experienced outflows. That suggests investors are not necessarily leaving markets altogether — they are becoming more selective about where they take risk. 🇷🇴 3. Romania is showing a different story — but not without volatility. On September 4, the BET index closed at 34,414 points, down 1.03% on the day. At the same time, Romania's Ministry of Finance launched a new Fidelis government-bond offering, running September 4–11. This creates an interesting setup for Romanian investors: Higher global yields + geopolitical uncertainty + attractive local fixed-income opportunities = a market where asset allocation matters more than simply chasing returns. The Romanian market remains heavily influenced by a relatively concentrated group of large companies — including Banca Transilvania, OMV Petrom, Romgaz and Hidroelectrica — which together represent a substantial part of the BET index. My takeaway: September may be less about “Will markets go up?” and more about where the risk/reward still makes sense. For investors in Romania, that means keeping an eye on three things: ➡️ BVB valuations and liquidity ➡️ Romanian government-bond yields ➡️ The direction of global interest rates The era of “easy money” may be getting further away — and that makes disciplined portfolio construction increasingly important. #Finance#Investing#Markets#Romania#BVB#BucharestStockExchange#BET#Fidelis#Bonds#InterestRates#Economy#Investors
De la Brexit la „Bregret”: La 10 ani de la votul pentru ieşirea din UE, regretul continue să domine Marea Britanie, din cauza problemelor economice, al imigraţiei ridicate şi al unei societăţi tot mai polarizate
J'ai passé un bon moment hier soir avec @Frenchie_ et @RodolpheSteffan , c'était cool, personne plus haut qu'un autre, on s'écoutait, en fait cela devrait être çà les réseaux sociaux, échanger dans le respect même si pas d'accord tout le temps, merci pour l'invit @Frenchie_ https://t.co/ak1QjSiub2
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When I look back to my time as an investment bank trader, there was a fascination with this holiday, where it fell in the year, and how it impacted markets.
The general attitude was we are into the final straight of the year.
Et pour les passioné(e)s de trading et finance, je lance The Quaestor Edition un magazine trimestriel. Inscription gratuite pour le recevoir en octobre : https://t.co/juMnO3uI1jhttps://t.co/71hbhF6RXV
Un truc intéréssant s'est passé hier dans la tech, avec son lot de mystère
Un ingénieur de Cognition (la boîte derrière l'agent codeur https://t.co/qnqjMXFdtC) a factorisé RSA-256, un nombre à 256 chiffres publié en 1991 comme "défi mathématiques". Personne n'avait réussi en 35 https://t.co/TTkC8vMVwm
Smart retirement-savings strategies can save a lot of taxes, if you can take advantage of them. Here’s some ways to play the retirement tax guessing game. https://t.co/ACLpZu5RDM
📊 **România financiară | Ce merită urmărit la început de septembrie 2026**
Finanțele publice arată semne clare de ajustare: deficitul bugetar a coborât la **2,34% din PIB după primele 7 luni din 2026**, față de 3,99% în aceeași perioadă din 2025. Veniturile bugetare au crescut cu 11,2%, însă costul datoriei rămâne un punct sensibil, cheltuielile cu dobânzile depășind 40 mld. lei.
💰 Pentru investitorii individuali, noua ediție **FIDELIS** păstrează dobânzi de până la **7,5% pe an în lei** și **6,3% în euro**, în funcție de maturitate.
📈 Pe piața de capital, România câștigă în continuare vizibilitate internațională: **Aquila Part Prod Com și Cris-Tim Family Holding** urmează să intre în indicii FTSE Global All Cap din 21 septembrie, ceea ce va ridica la 10 numărul companiilor românești incluse în acești indici.
Mesajul momentului? **Consolidarea fiscală avansează, dar costul finanțării rămâne ridicat, în timp ce piața locală de capital continuă să se maturizeze.**
Pentru investitori și companii, următoarele luni vor fi despre echilibrul dintre dobânzi, disciplină bugetară și oportunitățile oferite de BVB.
norway manages the largest sovereign wealth fund in the world — around $2.3 trillion.
now its central bank wants to cut the share of government bonds in its bond portfolio from 70% to 50%. that could mean roughly $80 billion less invested in u.s. treasuries. the interesting part? for decades, government debt was the boring “safe” place for enormous pools of money. when one of the world's biggest investors decides it can afford to own less of it, that's worth paying attention to.
US payrolls growth likely rebounded in August as the drag from local government education reversed, but the anticipated recovery could be limited by job losses related to the termination of Temporary Protected Status for Haitian immigrants. More here: https://t.co/cUBpl5mkKn
