Fwd: “The Unexpected Health Benefits of Social Media” published in Elemental by Jenni Gritters

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Today's highlights The Unexpected Health Benefits of Social Media Those supportive DMs and niche Facebook groups can have a positive impact on your well-being Jenni Gritters in Elemental7 min read The Tyranny of the Perfect Life At age twenty-two, I spent two weeks drafting a list of all the things I wanted to accomplish before I turned… Charles Chu in The Polymath Project10 min read 5 Lessons From Stoic Philosophy That Make You a Better Entrepreneur How to survive the startup roller-coaster Timmu Tõke in Entrepreneur's Handbook8 min read Can AI actually replace Teachers one day? China is gaining an edge in the area of artificial intelligence in Education Michael K. Spencer in UtopiaPress5 min read Quick reads Stop Making Everything Perfect for Your Kid Children need to fail sometimes susan.speer in Forge4 min read A Simple Hack For Better Sleep It can help you fall asleep faster and sleep better, but you need to get the timing and temperature right Robert Roy Britt in Elemental4 min read Questions About Marianne Williamson's Weight Loss Advice I read "A Course for Weight Loss." I'm fat. And I have questions for the presidential candidate. Your Fat Friend4 min read Best in Future A.I. Is the Cause Of — And Solution To — the End of the World The development of artificial general intelligence offers tremendous benefits and terrible risks Bryan Walsh in OneZero7 min read Bioengineering the End Times New technologies like gene editing could vastly improve human life. They also just might end it. Bryan Walsh in OneZero6 min read A Startup Looks to Reinvent Sperm Banking — and Serve Trans Women Dadi offers a relatively inexpensive test to put clients at ease Lux Alptraum in OneZero5 min read Best in Self The One Sure Way to Avoid an Old-Tweets Scandal It has happened to everyone from comedians to journalists lately Eric Ravenscraft in Forge6 min read Some People Don't Like You and That's Okay How to accept the fact that no one is universally likable Sarah Treleaven in Forge7 min read Best in Relationships How To Fall In Love Without Losing Yourself Proven ways to stay healthy in a new relationship-even if you've had codependent tendencies in the past Hailey Magee, Codependency Recovery Coach in Better Humans13 min read Eleven Tips for Dating a Tech Bro Prepare for awkward silences Ginny Hogan in The Bold Italic5 min read Best in Philosophy Who Gets to Ponder the Big Questions of Life Is Ripe for Disruption Why perspectives in academic philosophy beyond the White male gaze matter Jesi Taylor Cruz in ZORA5 min read Most read I'm Drunk at Lunch With My Sister I don't even remember why I started drinking in the first place Rolli in Human Parts5 min read The Way We Talk About Our Bodies Is Deeply Flawed Words like 'fat' and 'thin' ignore a vast spectrum of size and experience Your Fat Friend in Human Parts8 min read You Are Your Work (and That's a Good Thing) Think of your professional life as a journey that begins with drudgery and ends with love Sten Sootla in Human Parts7 min read Editors' picks Lab-Grown Mini Brains Have Human-Like Brain Activity New research on mental illness is also raising questions about whether so-called organoids could develop… Emily Mullin in OneZero4 min read The Key to Creative Work Is Knowing When to Walk Away The discipline to stop is just as important as sitting down each day to start Michael Thompson in Forge2 min read ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Medium Daily Digest <noreply@medium.com> Date: Fri, Aug 30, 2019 at 9:52 AM Subject: "The Unexpected Health Benefits of Social Media" published in Elemental by Jenni Gritters To: <joaoa.dsilva2019@gmail.com> Make this email better. Tailor your topics

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