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Erica Chidi retweeted
our new website is live 🤩
wearclair.com/
Erica Chidi retweeted
Access to an LLM isn’t a medical degree. But I don’t think we totally understand yet just how informed patients are going to be. And no one knows better when something is wrong. This is a huge cultural shift well underway.
Erica Chidi retweeted
People with autism & ADHD age late. We do things late. Our frontal lobe doesn’t develop until our mid 30s in many cases (as opposed to the neurotypical norm of age 25). We also have baby faces & childlike mannerisms for life while somehow possessing the wisdom of an ancient sage.
Erica Chidi retweeted
"To be clear: there is nothing Megan could have done differently. This was never about what she gave. It was about what Klay couldn't provide."
FACTS from @EricaChidi via @Refinery29: refinery29.com/en-us/megan-t…
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.@sundial, parent of @Essence, @Refinery29, @afropunk, and more, has appointed marketing veteran Amanda Butler as its first chief marketing officer, the company told ADWEEK.
Read more 👉 adweek.it/4e0qA8N
Erica Chidi retweeted
As the editor of @Jezebel, I'd like to say that while I recognize we are no longer living in the 2016 media ecosystem, Jez is still very much here, and we're still covering abortion rights, calling out celebs, & publishing silly blogs. You can find us at Jezebel [dot] com. Thx<3
Erica Chidi retweeted
claude cowork is making me think maybe we’ll look back and it’ll be obvious that humans were never meant to spend their lives working behind a screen. we’ll see it as inevitable that computers do everything for us on computers and the future of work is cooler than we can imagine
Erica Chidi retweeted
I know this has already been said a million different ways, but it's increasingly clear that playing it safe with your career right now is the riskiest thing you can do.
Erica Chidi retweeted
Personal news: I left @latimes in December after 11 years + joined L.A. Material — a new, soon-to-launch local news outlet.
We have a small but mighty team and our site is up! No stories yet but I’m excited to show soon what we’ve been working on.
lamaterial.com
Erica Chidi retweeted
Igbo people should invest more in the arts - especially in film. Our stories deserve to be seen on the global stage, on the biggest screens in the world.
Erica Chidi retweeted
'Lady' Review: A Slender but Striking Nigerian Neo-Noir About Friendship, Gender and Sex Work hollywoodreporter.com/movies…
Erica Chidi retweeted
In the 1970s, there was a man known as ‘Area Scatter’ whose real name is Uzoma Odimara. According to reports, Area Scatter was a civil servant in Imo State, who earned his living from his salary while working with the Nigerian government.
However, stories have it that during the civil war, the man disappeared for about 7 months and was not seen throughout the period; only to reappear after 7 months and 7 days.
Uzoma claimed that during his absence, the gods had taken him. He returned with a feminine appearance pierced ears, braided hair, and a rhythmic, graceful gait. He insisted the spirits had gifted him "uncanny powers" to enhance his musical talent and embrace a feminine spirit.
Like many legends, his story ended abruptly. Rumors and reports confirm that Area Scatter passed away following a tragic car accident along the Port Harcourt-Owerri Expressway..
Erica Chidi retweeted
Convinced the startup world is condensing into only requiring two roles:
— Builder (make the thing)
— Storyteller (bring attention to the thing)
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“The real midlife crisis in America isn’t about lifestyle choices or sports cars. It’s about juggling work, finances, family, and health amid weakening social supports,” Infurna said. “The data make this clear.”
Americans in their 40s and 50s are suffering from a profound deterioration in health and well-being that is virtually unseen in other wealthy nations. They are lonelier, more depressed, and physically weaker than the generations that came before them.
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