5 Bullet Archive

Everything Tim Ferriss has recommended in 5-Bullet Friday — 2,122 books, articles, quotes, films, products and more, gathered from 480 issues since 2015. Browse by category, sort by what the community values or how often Tim has returned to it, and spend your 25 votes on what matters most to you. Each item's note is quoted from Tim's own words in the newsletter.

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MoFE

MiscTim featured this 1× · 2021 · mofe.co

MoFE. This was described to me as “a guided lucid dream,” but here’s the official description: “MoFE is a venue in Brooklyn, NY, for immersive storytelling that combines Virtual Reality and Ambisonic sound design. MoFE productions are seated, ticketed shows that run 70 minutes and are limited to 16 guests.” I was quite surprised how much I enjoyed not only several of the VR segments but also the audio-only sections. Be sure to check out the feathers and library in the front waiting room.— Tim Ferriss
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QuotesTim featured this 1× · 2021

“Nothing is a greater impediment to being on good terms with others than being ill at ease with yourself.” — Honoré de Balzac
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▶Fox Calls

Misc VideosTim featured this 1× · 2021 · youtu.be

Fox Calls. I am doing some field identification in forests nearby, and I found this video quite helpful for distinguishing fox from coyote cubs and other creatures. Here is the description, slightly edited for clarity: “In this video, you will learn a few different fox calls and sounds and what they mean. Foxes can make more than 40 calls and sounds: contact calls, interaction calls, etc. Foxes are normally quiet animals, and their calls are mostly heard during the mating season when foxes are calling out to each other and fighting over territory. Fox cubs are very quiet and only make sounds w— Tim Ferriss
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100 Foot Wave

FilmsTim featured this 1× · 2021 · hbomax.com

100 Foot Wave. This HBO miniseries is blowing my mind. Both my girlfriend and I are loving it. Description: “Surfing pioneer Garrett McNamara’s [@mcnamara_s] quest to conquer a 100-foot wave and its transformation of Nazare, Portugal, is detailed in this series.” That tepid description does not do it justice, however. At the very least, watch this short trailer to get your heart rate up. Holy #$%&. SOME WEIRD LOGISTICS: I am watching this on HBO Max through Amazon Prime, but HBO left Prime this month (see: “HBO Is About to Lose 5 Million Customers. It’s Not Concerned.”). However, it appears cu— Tim Ferriss
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▶From Cod Fishing to Kelp Farming

PodcastsTim featured this 1× · 2021 · open.spotify.com

“From Cod Fishing to Kelp Farming” (my title) with Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson (@ayanaeliza) and Alex Blumberg (@abexlumberg). For many reasons, I’m considering investing heavily in aquaculture, so I’ve been doing a deep dive—pun intended—into the subject. This episode is incredibly smart, incredibly helpful, and… incredibly hilarious. I didn’t expect the characters involved and kept bursting out laughing at the gym this morning. I looked like a crazy person but kept on listening. Whether you want an investing advantage or simply great stories, this episode is really worth the time. And if you— Tim Ferriss
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Dreams from endangered cultures

Misc VideosTim featured this 1× · 2021 · Wade Davis · ted.com

“Dreams from endangered cultures” by Wade Davis ) (@wadedavisofficial). Description: “With stunning photos and stories, National Geographic Explorer Wade Davis celebrates the extraordinary diversity of the world’s indigenous cultures, which are disappearing from the planet at an alarming rate.” Related discovery: While on the TED website, I realized that my most recent TED talk just crossed 10M views. Huge thanks to everyone who has watched it! For some, the tools described might help in combating anxiety related to the current doomsday news cycle.— Tim Ferriss
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Hans Zimmer Scores

PodcastsTim featured this 1× · 2021 · podcasts.apple.com

“Hans Zimmer Scores” on Here’s the Thing with Alec Baldwin (@AlecBaldwin). (Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Overcast). Quentin Tarantino on The Moment with Brian Koppelman (@BrianKoppelman). (Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Overcast). This contains a ton of gold. Just be forewarned that the first 15 minutes are a lot of inside baseball. Feel free to skip ahead, and I found Quentin’s discussion of school years, plus the last 45 minutes, to be particularly strong. For more Brian, check out The Moment, and you can learn all about his personal backstory, early professional wins, and creative process in my first— Tim Ferriss
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The Other Face: Experiencing the Mask

BooksTim featured this 1× · 2021 · Wendy Drolma · amazon.com

The Other Face: Experiencing the Mask, edited by Wendy Drolma (@wendydrolma) and Brent Robison (@brentrobison). The short excerpt from The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde alone makes the read worth it. Description: “Assembled by a mask maker and a fiction writer, this eclectic mix of prose, poetry, and art explores the meanings and metaphors of the Mask. From historical overview to educated debate to fanciful imaginings, these writings traverse psychology, culture, and spirit to give us enlightening glimpses into a fundamental human condition.”— Tim Ferriss
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Remember to Remember: Take Away Lessons from My Interview with Tim Ferriss

ArticlesTim featured this 1× · 2021 · Dennis McKenna · mckenna.academy

“Remember to Remember: Take Away Lessons from My Interview with Tim Ferriss” by Dennis McKenna (@dennismckenna4). I found this article to be a powerful reminder of powerful reminders. Even if you never hear our conversation, this short read has tremendous value. P.S. I’m part of a related panel that has been submitted to SXSW. If you’d like to see it happen, please upvote it here. The video intro is somewhat odd, so if you watch it, you can skip ahead to the 40-second mark.— Tim Ferriss
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▶Me Miras Pero No Me Ves

MusicTim featured this 1× · 2021 · youtube.com

“Me Miras Pero No Me Ves” (YouTube, Spotify) by María José Llergo (@mjllergo). For more context: “Spanish Singer María José Llergo on Flamenco’s Radical Roots.” (Rolling Stone)— Tim Ferriss
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Arc Lighter - USB Rechargeable, Windproof, Flameless Plasma Lighter

Products & GadgetsTim featured this 1× · 2021 · amazon.com

Arc Lighter - USB Rechargeable, Windproof, Flameless Plasma Lighter. I received this as a gift, and it doesn’t have any branding on it. So while I can’t be 100% sure, the linked Amazon lighter appears identical.— Tim Ferriss
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This Is How You Lose the Time War

BooksTim featured this 1× · 2021 · Amal El-Mohtar · amazon.com

This Is How You Lose the Time War by Amal El-Mohtar (@tithenai) and Max Gladstone (@maxgladstone). This fast fiction read has won just about everything: the Nebula Award for Best Novella of 2019, the 2020 Hugo Award for Best Novella, and more. DO NOT look at the Amazon description, any reviews, or any overviews of the plot. Just buy it and dive in. The less you know beforehand, the better, and its 150–190 pages will fly by. Try the first 20–30 pages, and you’ll see what I mean.— Tim Ferriss
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The Bauhaus Curriculum

ArticlesTim featured this 1× · 2021 · bauhaus.de

The Bauhaus Curriculum. Click here for an English version of the diagram, plus an overview of Bauhaus principles and curriculum. I discovered this via Neri Oxman of MIT, and you can hear her discussions of the Bauhaus wheel, as well as her newer adaptation, here on YouTube.— Tim Ferriss
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The Last of the Mohicans: A Narrative of 1757

BooksTim featured this 1× · 2021 · James Fenimore Cooper · amazon.com

The Last of the Mohicans: A Narrative of 1757 by James Fenimore Cooper. I absolutely LOVED this book, which I just finished yesterday. First published in 1826, the story and characters still come vibrantly to life in these pages. The poetic and over-the-top language of Cooper evokes beauty, horror, and hilarity in equal measure. This is an old book and certainly not politically correct by today’s standards, but it contains moving tales of love and loyalty that transcend race, gender, and creed. It’s one hell of a novel. >From the back cover (and edited to remove some spoilers): “A massacre at — Tim Ferriss
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Downloading Google Maps areas for offline usage

Apps & SoftwareTim featured this 1× · 2021 · support.google.com

Downloading Google Maps areas for offline usage. For offline city exploration, whether wandering without a data plan or simply taking a break from online addiction, this is a simple approach that works. Be forewarned that it will only give you driving directions, so you’ll need to guesstimate the best walking routes. Here’s how to test it out.— Tim Ferriss
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We Will Find It

Misc VideosTim featured this 1× · 2021 · instagram.com

“We Will Find It” from Zoï Tatopoulos. The art direction, dancing, and cinematography in this video are outstanding. It’s very intense, and I debated whether to include it in 5BF. In the end, its sheer originality (e.g., the first-person-perspective flip partway through) compelled me to run the risk that many of you will conclude with some version of “What in the holy f--- did I just watch?” For those of you who are extra frisky, it’s a good idea to watch this one sober.— Tim Ferriss
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Corrections to Misinformation Being Spread about MAPS and IPCI

ArticlesTim featured this 1× · 2021 · David Bronner · drbronner.com

“Corrections to Misinformation Being Spread about MAPS and IPCI” by David Bronner. I consider MAPS and IPCI to be two of the clear good guys in the psychedelic ecosystem. I know the founders and leadership well. There appears to be a smear campaign afoot, and the claims are ridiculous and unfounded. Nearly everything devolves into a zero-sum game if we let human nature run reflexively without pause. It takes extra effort—sometimes a lot of effort—to remain on guard against our lesser instincts.— Tim Ferriss
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▶Un Urlo

MusicTim featured this 1× · 2021 · youtube.com

“Un Urlo” by Articolo 31 (YouTube, Spotify; link to lyrics). I often use music and comic books (e.g., One Piece has been translated into many languages) to resurrect languages. This is an example of the former. I studied Italian briefly 100 years ago, and this very old hip-hop track contains plenty of vocab and grammar to jump-start the brain engines. For much more detail on accelerated language learning, I suggest exploring the following articles, even with some cringeworthy and clickbaity headlines. The following three articles are complementary and not totally overlapping, despite similar w— Tim Ferriss
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Logitech BRIO Ultra HD 4K Webcam

Products & GadgetsTim featured this 1× · 2021 · amazon.com

Logitech BRIO Ultra HD 4K Webcam. I’ve always used my built-in MacBook lens for podcasting, Zoom, and so on. I looked into getting a prosumer setup with a great Sony camera, but I wasn’t motivated enough to fuss with lots of setup on a laptop that is by definition going to move a lot. This BRIO webcam was the middle ground I found, and I love it. What’s most remarkable and surprising is that, although I bought it to improve the other side’s experience, it makes my own experience of video chats much pleasanter and much easier on the eyes. Here’s the official description: “Brio is a remarkable p— Tim Ferriss
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QuotesTim featured this 1× · 2021

“Be crumbled, so wildflowers will come up where you are. You have been stony for too many years. Try something different. Surrender.” — Rumi[This is a portion of a longer poem, as found in the first bullet, “In The Light Of Dying Stars.”]
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▶Sketches of the Mediterranean

MusicTim featured this 1× · 2021 · Jon Hassell · youtube.com

“Sketches of the Mediterranean” by Jon Hassell with Paolo Fresu.— Tim Ferriss
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Stanley Tucci: Searching for Italy

Misc VideosTim featured this 1× · 2021 · goodhousekeeping.com

Stanley Tucci: Searching for Italy (Apple TV, YouTube TV, CNNgo). This show is simply beautiful. Description: “Stanley Tucci: Searching for Italy is a six-part CNN Original Series that follows Academy Award nominee Stanley Tucci [@stanleytucci] as he travels across Italy to discover the secrets and delights of the country’s regional cuisines. Follow along as Tucci explores how Italian cooking offers a glimpse into the country’s rich history and culture.” The series received two Primetime Emmy Award nominations, and it was renewed for a second season. Kudos to the executive producers (Adam Hawk— Tim Ferriss
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In The Light Of Dying Stars

ArticlesTim featured this 1× · 2021 · David Alder · hereandnowstudios.com

“In The Light Of Dying Stars” by David Alder. If you have any interest in psychedelics or the psychedelic ecosystem, I consider this story to be required reading. It’s an impressive combination of prose and illustration.— Tim Ferriss
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QuotesTim featured this 1× · 2021

“The art of life is to know how to enjoy a little and to endure much.” — William Hazlitt
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Terence McKenna’s Memes

ArticlesTim featured this 1× · 2021 · vice.com

“Terence McKenna’s Memes” (VICE). I first read Terence McKenna when I was 15 and 16 years old, reading The Archaic Revival and Food of the Gods, respectively. Both had an impact on my trajectory. The Irish bard of psychedelics loved wordsmithing and enjoyed controversy. Two of my favorite memes from the above linked article are Worry is preposterous; we don’t know enough to worry and Nature is not mute; it is man who is deaf.— Tim Ferriss
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▶Kokoyakyu: High School Baseball

DocumentariesTim featured this 1× · 2021 · youtube.com

Kokoyakyu: High School Baseball. This documentary really brings back the memories. It tracks high school competitors and coaches in one of Japan’s deepest passions: baseball. The school uniforms, practices, buildings, customs, etc. are all nearly exactly what I experienced as a 15-year-old exchange student in Tokyo. Natsukashii naaaa! Deep bow to reader Ethan Jacobs (@ethanajacobs) for the suggestion.— Tim Ferriss
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WeCroak

Apps & SoftwareTim featured this 1× · 2021 · wecroak.com

WeCroak (iOS, Android). Description: “The WeCroak app is inspired by a Bhutanese folk saying: to be a happy person, one must contemplate death five times daily.” This app sends you five prompts per day to stop and think about death, each complete with a related quote. I love how social sharing is disabled. Thank you to Josh T. and Matt M. for the recommendation.— Tim Ferriss
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QuotesTim featured this 1× · 2021

“When the facts change, I change my mind. What do you do, sir?” — John Maynard Keynes
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How Should We Do Drugs Now?

ArticlesTim featured this 1× · 2021 · Michael Pollan · nytimes.com

“How Should We Do Drugs Now?” (NYT Opinion) by Michael Pollan (@michaelpollan).— Tim Ferriss
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Screenplayed: Comparing Movies to Screenplays

Apps & SoftwareTim featured this 1× · 2021 · screenplayed.com

Screenplayed: Comparing Movies to Screenplays (@screenplayed). This is the art of explaining art. Screenplayed uses a split screen to help you watch scenes of movies while simultaneously reading along in the final script. To get a quick taste, check out this example from Uncut Gems. Many thanks to Jordan B. for introducing me to this.— Tim Ferriss
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▶Deeper Underground

MusicTim featured this 1× · 2021 · Jamiroquai · youtu.be

“Deeper Underground” (Spotify, YouTube) by Jamiroquai (@JamiroquaiHQ).— Tim Ferriss
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▶Roman Gonzalez vs Brian Viloria - Highlights (Explosive FIGHT & KNOCKOUT)

Misc VideosTim featured this 1× · 2021 · The Ring as the world’s best active boxer · youtu.be

“Roman Gonzalez vs Brian Viloria - Highlights (Explosive FIGHT & KNOCKOUT)” (via Ralphbert). This highlight video is absurd. Be sure to watch at least three minutes. It boggles my mind that anyone can throw nonstop power punches for so long with such precision. But who are we dealing with here? This machine in the blue shorts: “Román Alberto González Luna [@chocolatitobox] (born 16 June 1987), best known by his nickname ‘Chocolatito,’ is a Nicaraguan professional boxer. He is the first boxer from Nicaragua to win world titles in four weight classes, having surpassed his mentor, idol, and forme— Tim Ferriss
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Huy Fong’s Sriracha hit revenue of $150m+ a year...with no sales team, no trademark and $0 in ad spend.

ArticlesTim featured this 1× · 2021 · twitter.com

“Huy Fong’s Sriracha hit revenue of $150m+ a year...with no sales team, no trademark and $0 in ad spend. Its creator is Vietnamese-American David Tran, making the sauce’s success a tale of immigrant hustle and a product that literally sells itself. Here’s the story🧵…” (hat tip to Mike N.). Tired of all the smoke and mirrors of overhyped entrepreneurship? All the hand-wavy buzz words of the startup du jour? This is a wonderful story of product, product, product meets focus, focus, focus.— Tim Ferriss
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Lynne Kelly on Memory Palaces, Ancient and Modern

PodcastsTim featured this 1× · 2021 · podcasts.apple.com

“Lynne Kelly on Memory Palaces, Ancient and Modern” on Sean Carroll’s Mindscape. More on Lynne (@Lynne_Kelly) from her Wikipedia page ): “Lynne Kelly is an Australian writer, researcher and science educator. Her academic work focuses mainly on the study of primary orality, as well as the mnemonic devices used by ancient and modern oral cultures from around the world.”— Tim Ferriss
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Harvard Lawyers Will Study the Legal Questions Around Psychedelic Treatment

ArticlesTim featured this 1× · 2021 · vice.com

“Harvard Lawyers Will Study the Legal Questions Around Psychedelic Treatment” (VICE) “Harvard Law School Launches First-Ever Research Initiative on Psychedelics and the Law” (The Harvard Crimson) This has been in the works for a while, and I really hope people read the full articles. In the meantime, here’s the short version… Law and regulation determine the rules of the game. This is true in nearly all fields. Right now, the good actors in the psychedelic ecosystem have one arm tied behind their backs, and the bad actors have few checks and balances. The next 1–3 years will be a critical wind— Tim Ferriss
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Playing with shadows

Misc VideosTim featured this 1× · 2021 · Vincent Bal · instagram.com

“Playing with shadows” by Vincent Bal, a “shadowologist.” Thanks to JZ for the recommendation.— Tim Ferriss
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QuotesTim featured this 1× · 2021

“A man who has a vision is not able to use the power of it until after he has performed the vision on earth for the people to see.” — Black Elk
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▶Unfold

MusicTim featured this 1× · 2021 · Alina Baraz · youtube.com

“Unfold” (YouTube, Spotify) by Alina Baraz (@alinabaraz) and Galimatias (@Galimatias).— Tim Ferriss
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Psychedelics Weren’t As Common in Ancient Cultures As We Think

ArticlesTim featured this 1× · 2021 · Manvir Singh · vice.com

“Psychedelics Weren’t As Common in Ancient Cultures As We Think” by Manvir Singh (@mnvrsngh) for VICE. This is a great piece, and it taught me a lot. I don’t agree with every sentence or every sentiment, but if you only read things you totally agree with, you’re reading the wrong stuff. This article points out a number of seductive narratives, historical fallacies, and other fictions that spread easily throughout the psychedelic ecosystem. As iconic physicist and Nobel Prize winner Richard Feynman famously said, “The first principle is that you must not fool yourself, and you are the easiest p— Tim Ferriss
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Finding Grace with Paul Williams

PodcastsTim featured this 1× · 2021 · David Bowie · hellohumans.co

“Finding Grace with Paul Williams” on the How to Human podcast. This is one of the best podcast episodes I’ve heard in the last year. There are 5–10 slower minutes near the middle, but it’s nearly all highlights otherwise. Description: “Paul Williams is an American composer, singer, songwriter and actor responsible for some of the great songs of the 20th century. He has written songs that were sung by David Bowie, Barbra Streisand, Three Dog Night, The Carpenters, and even Kermit the Frog. He most recently won the Grammy for album of the year in collaboration with Daft Punk. But we’re not here— Tim Ferriss
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Amphetamine on the Mac App Store

Apps & SoftwareTim featured this 1× · 2021 · apps.apple.com

Amphetamine on the Mac App Store. I love my newest MacBook, but I sometimes run into a problem: no matter how I fuss with settings (System Preferences), my display will inexplicably sleep and stop things like Dropbox from syncing. It’s a real hassle, especially when uploading large audio files. My brother ran into a similar problem when running programs that take hours to execute, and he found an app called Caffeine that fixed the problem. To my dismay, Caffeine had been discontinued by the developer, but I found a similar app to fill the void: Amphetamine! Hilarious. The app has also worked l— Tim Ferriss
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QuotesTim featured this 1× · 2021

“‘I shall take the heart,’ returned the Tin Woodsman; ‘for brains do not make one happy, and happiness is the best thing in the world.’” — L. Frank Baum
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The Best Bug Repellents | Reviews by Wirecutter

ArticlesTim featured this 1× · 2021 · Wirecutter · nytimes.com

The Best Bug Repellents | Reviews by Wirecutter. For extra protection, I use ElimiTick tick-repellent pants.— Tim Ferriss
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Jacob Collier

PeopleTim featured this 1× · 2021 · jacobcollier.com

Jacob Collier (TW: @jacobcollier, IG: @jacobcollier). Jacob was introduced to me by a musician friend, and his musical ear—and talent—is nearly unbelievable. Here’s one example, and if you want to go deep down the nerd hole, here is another example.— Tim Ferriss
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Ben Goldacre: Battling Bad Science

Misc VideosTim featured this 1× · 2021 · ted.com

Ben Goldacre: Battling Bad Science. Description: “Every day there are news reports of new health advice, but how can you know if they’re right? Doctor and epidemiologist Ben Goldacre [@bengoldacre] shows us, at high speed, the ways evidence can be distorted, from the blindingly obvious nutrition claims to the very subtle tricks of the pharmaceutical industry.” I loved Ben’s book Bad Science so much that I put excerpts in the appendix of The 4-Hour Body with permission. If you’d like to further develop your critical thinking, see Dr. Peter Attia’s “Studying Studies” series.— Tim Ferriss
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Quotes from the writings of John Steinbeck

BooksTim featured this 1× · 2021 · goodreads.com

Quotes from the writings of John Steinbeck. John is a master, and his hilarious Travels with Charley: In Search of America is one of my favorite reads of the last several years.— Tim Ferriss
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The Brotherhood of the Screaming Abyss

ArticlesTim featured this 1× · 2021 · Dennis McKenna · amazon.com

The Brotherhood of the Screaming Abyss by Dennis McKenna, PhD (@dennismckenna4). This has been on my to-read list for years. It’s a blast to finally dig into Dennis’s stories of family, experimentation, revelation, and life lessons.— Tim Ferriss
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QuotesTim featured this 1× · 2021

“In this world there are only two tragedies. One is not getting what one wants, and the other is getting it.” — Oscar Wilde
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▶Magical Death

DocumentariesTim featured this 1× · 2021 · youtube.com

Magical Death. It’s a common fiction that indigenous use of psychedelics is entirely focused on healing. In reality, while healing is one common and legitimate use, psychedelic plants have also been weaponized for warfare for centuries, if not millenia. Stated uses include night-vision enhancement, attempts at divination of enemy locations, and “remote attacks.” This video shows an example of the last. Whether or not you believe such things are possible, it demonstrates that human nature—warts and all—is cross-cultural. Description: “A documentary film by anthropologist Napoleon Chagnon that e— Tim Ferriss
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Arnold Schwarzenegger’s email newsletter

ArticlesTim featured this 1× · 2021 · schwarzenegger.com

Arnold Schwarzenegger’s email newsletter. Arnold is absolutely hilarious. For a taste, and a personal favorite, read this sample edition: “Well here we are again.” And in case you missed it, my podcast interview with Arnold (@Schwarzenegger) from 2015 can be found here. We cover mailing cow balls to politicians, psychological warfare, and much more.— Tim Ferriss
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▶V Shivapriya & BR Somashekar Jois | Konnakol Duet | MadRasana Unplugged Season 03 Episode 01

Misc VideosTim featured this 1× · 2021 · Vidwan B C Manjunath · youtu.be

V Shivapriya & BR Somashekar Jois | Konnakol Duet | MadRasana Unplugged Season 03 Episode 01. From the description: “We begin Season 3 with the most traditional, classical & ancient vocal percussive art form of India; the mother of all percussive languages – Konnakkol. In this video, we present to you an exclusive ‘Konnakkol Duet’ by Vidwan B R Somashekar Jois and Kumari V Shivapriya. They will be reciting few exciting rhythmic phrases set to Mishrachaapu Tala followed by a special Mohara-Korvai composed by Vidwan B C Manjunath.” If you want extra credit, pair this video with a few of renowned— Tim Ferriss
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QuotesTim featured this 1× · 2021

“Believe those who seek the truth, doubt those who find it….” — André Gide
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▶Doma India de Caballos en Argentina

Misc VideosTim featured this 1× · 2021 · youtube.com

Doma India de Caballos en Argentina. Horse yoga? Why not? For more history and context, here is a fun slideshow. Thanks to Jason Nemer for the link.— Tim Ferriss
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The Me You Can’t See

FilmsTim featured this 1× · 2021 · Oprah Winfrey · tv.apple.com

The Me You Can’t See. Description: “The Me You Can’t See is a new docuseries co-created by Oprah Winfrey [@Oprah] and Prince Harry that explores mental health and emotional well-being with stories from people around the world. With storytelling at its core, this timely series gives a voice to stories that aim to seek truth, understanding and compassion. It’s about people, our experiences, and why we feel the way that we do.” Even if you don’t watch this series, the trailer alone is powerful and worth watching. What I’m once again using for back soreness (usually after— Tim Ferriss
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QuotesTim featured this 1× · 2021

“You talk when you cease to be at peace with your thoughts.” ― Kahlil Gibran, The Prophet )
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Four Sigmatic’s Body Butter

Products & GadgetsTim featured this 1× · 2021 · us.foursigmatic.com

Four Sigmatic’s Body Butter. She *loves* this stuff and puts it on her face before bed. I learned this when I had to ask her, “Why does your face smell like chocolate?” Short description: “This nourishing all-around body butter is made with real (super)food ingredients. It’s so pure you can eat it. Apply to your face before bed to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Then rub on your dry hands, lips, or knees to moisturize.”— Tim Ferriss
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Rao’s Sensitive Marinara

Products & GadgetsTim featured this 1× · 2021 · raos.com

Rao’s Sensitive Marinara. My girlfriend is currently following a low-FODMAP diet, which led us to this product as our default tomato sauce. Last night, I incorporated it into a ground Maui Nui venison stew (also excellent on top of spaghetti squash “pasta”), including a few dashes of ginger, cumin, paprika, and cinnamon. It turned out spectacularly. From the Rao description: “This sauce does not contain onions or garlic, while still keeping all the flavor of our slow-simmered Italian tomatoes.”— Tim Ferriss