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Kyle Scheuerle
January 20, 2023

Welcome!

Welcome to thirty-two eleven (”3211”). This newsletter will entail: 3 Reads, 2 Rabbit Holes, 1 Watch, and 1 Listen — 3/2/1/1. Detailing what I have been up to, on the internet.

introduction:

Reporting live from Los Angeles, California! I am traveling out here this week for work. Yesterday my west coast coworkers took us to a local Korean BBQ spot in Korea Town. This was easily the best Korean BBQ I have ever had - if you can find a good Korean BBQ spot by you, I highly recommend it.

3 reads:

1 - The new way to find the next book to read! Let AI help you discover the best books for you.

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Not sure what book to read next? Let artificial intelligence find the next book for you to read. Type in the titles of books you like and see what book recommendations AI will find for you out of more than a million titles. Enjoy reading!

https://readow.ai/?utm_source=pocket_saves&utm_medium=email

2 - The last person to redirect lightning was Benjamin Franklin with his famous lightning rod in 1746, later perfected by Nikola Tesla. A new study has found the latest way to redirect lightning. This has great potential when it comes to insurance, golf courses, overall casualties from lightning strikes every year, and more...

Laser-guided lightning - Nature Photonics

A terawatt laser filament is shown to be able to guide lightning over a distance of 50 m in field trials on the Säntis mountain in the Swiss Alps.

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41566-022-01139-z?utm_campaign=mb&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_source=morning_brew

3 - Skyrocketing obesity rates compared to changes in diets. The answer? Seed Oils.

Something's changed in the last several decades that's led to skyrocketing obesity rates, but what is it?
Here's why calories, sugar, exercise, and red meat are unlikely drivers of obesity, and why seed oils are the most likely culprit from an epidemiological standpoint 👇
— Jeff Nobbs (@jeffnobbs)
2:38 PM • Jan 17, 2023

2 rabbit holes:

1 - I am back on the tennis grind! Based on the super popular Formula 1 show Drive to Survive, Break Point showcases the biggest stars on the ATP Tour and the drama within the sport. Just the other night, 22 year old American Jenson Brooksby took down the Number 2 ranked Casper Ruud in the Australian Open. Things are starting to get spicy!

Netflix tennis documentary series Break Point: Release date, trailer, featured players and Drive to Survive similarities

Netflix is continuing to dabble in sport documentaries with tennis the next target in its sights.

https://www.sportingnews.com/us/tennis/news/netflix-tennis-documentary-series-release-date-title-featured-players-drive-to-survive-similarities/cbneiclj9hh5ojr5xflof0wb

2 - Tynan has released his latest gear blog post. Detailing all items he owns, carried in one backpack. The goat of minimalist one bag travel.

Gear Post 2023 – Tynan.com

https://tynan.com/gear2023/

1 watch:

1 - Cameron Hanes is an endurance athlete, arguably the greatest backcountry bowhunter, author, entrepreneur, and podcast host. He is the owner of Keep Hammering brand and an Under Armour sponsored athlete. In the same realm of David Goggins - this guy is insane.

His son, Truett Hanes has taken on the same mentality of "staying hard". Check out some of Truett's videos including breaking Goggins' pull up record and the Hanes family annual bench contest.

1 listen:

1 - Elderbrook.

Cheers,