yes, much ink was spilled ...

4/4 One area of slight dif I may have w @mgurven.bsky.social is the promise & possibility I see for tech platforms in supporting at scale many of the activities & pursuits we both agree=foundational for flourishing health (but only if tech can embrace vision beyond performance metric optimization)

3/I've emphasized exactly these themes as well in @wsj.com wsj.com/opinion/nobo...,
@statnews.com statnews.com/2025/11/13/w..., & statnews.com/2025/06/17/w...,
@bostonglobe.com bostonglobe.com/2025/08/05/o..., TR timmermanreport.com/2025/11/why-...) & summarized at kindwellhealth.com/home

2/Also appreciated @mgurven.bsky.social emphasis in
@statnews.com on "old-fashioned prevention and the usual hard-to-swallow mottos: Eat healthier, move more, smoke and drink less, and prioritize friends and family."

good topic - though brings back painful memories from grad school @mit.edu, including writing this 137 page review of secretion in yeast (w co-authors Chris Kaiser and Ruth Gimeno - who's now a very senior metabolism exec at Lilly!).

@jvl.bsky.social here offering the Counterpoint from Airplane! .... www.youtube.com/watch?v=ESzx... cc @sonnybunch.bsky.social

Agree, @melaniemitchell.bsky.social - very unfortunate-I’ve discussed critical value of so-called incremental advances, in both medicine - see here eg www.aei.org/articles/bey... and technology - probably my clearest description, in 2nd half of this: www.aei.org/articles/bey... @thgoetz.bsky.social