🟡 Want Exposure to Bitcoin? A Director Bought Shares of…
A Strategy (MSTR) director just opened a $780K position. Institutions already own the stock. Is this the smartest way to play Bitcoin—without holding BTC?
🧠⚙️ Carpe Diem: When Cell Division Depends on Auto-Body Experience Hook:
Ever wondered how your cells avoid a cosmic pile-up every time they divide? Turns out, they don’t just move fast—they know exactly when to slam the brakes. Researchers at Duke University have developed a clever new sensor that lets scientists measure the forces acting on motor proteins during cell division—a first. These microscopic engines normally ferry chromosomes around the cell, but one protein in particular, kinesin-14, revealed a surprising career change mid-shift. Early in division, kinesin-14 behaves like a nimble delivery truck—moving fast, detaching quickly, doing laps around the spindle. But later? It turns into an anchor bolt. Instead of generating force, it locks into place and resists massive opposing forces, stabilizing the whole operation so chromosomes don’t go flying...
We'd Love To Go To Russia But...
In an update issued December 29, 2025, the U.S. State Department reminded travelers that Russia remains under a “Level 4: Do Not Travel” advisory — citing the ongoing war in Ukraine, risks of harassment or wrongful detention, arbitrary enforcement of local laws, and the ever-looming possibility of terrorism.
So… no rush-a traction then.
Which is a shame, really.Moscow is stunning.The architecture is breathtaking.And there’s allegedly a crème brûlée spot that’s life-changing — slightly fattening, but worth it.No crème, lean then...
Some trips, however, are better postponed.Carpe Diem doesn’t mean ignore reality — it means choose your moments wisely.
Today’s moment?Admire Russia from afar.And maybe order dessert somewhere safer.
💤 When Snoring’s Not… Sound — and Should Have You Worry
Snoring is common — but loud, chronic snoring with breathing pauses can signal sleep apnea, a serious risk to health, sleep, and relationships.
You’re Not Alone — Tiny “Obelisks” May Be Living Inside You
🧬 Scientists just discovered a brand-new class of RNA molecules—nicknamed “obelisk”—quietly hanging out inside our mouths and intestines. They’re not viruses. They’re not bacteria. They don’t even bother making proteins or wearing protective coats. They simply replicate as RNA, by a mechanism science doesn’t yet understand. In short: biology just unlocked a bonus level. No known health effects so far (relax), but since these obelisks reside in bacteria tied to digestion and immunity, they may one day rewrite what we know about our inner ecosystem. For now, all we can say is this: hosting mysterious replicating RNA is officially part of being human. First, you need a pharaoh-level openness to accept you may be sheltering microscopic aliens. Second, we’re still investigating whether...
Just do it — and the CEO did. 👟🔥
🌅 Carpe Diem — December 31, 2025 ⚡ When Nike, Inc. CEO Elliott Hill drops $1M+ of his own money into NKE at around $61, it’s more than a slogan — it’s skin in the game. Hill isn’t a lost sole wandering into the stock; he’s a 32-year Nike veteran who’s run everything from global retail to the entire consumer and marketplace engine. This buy reads like a quiet vote of confidence that the turnaround has legs (and maybe a little bounce). Is the stock ready to run? No guarantees in markets — but when the CEO laces up alongside shareholders, it’s usually a sign the race isn’t over. 🏃♂️📈 ⏳ Apple CEO & Nike Director Tim Cook Buys Shares: Is NKE...