Counterintuitive result that might not be so counterintuitive when you really think about it: “Enrichment” activities are probably bad, or at least neutral, for kids.

Now I’m worried: A computer describes the Mona Lisa.

Question I’m Asking

How are you playing these days?

Recipe Corner

Battered shrimp tacos that won’t harm your mitochondria.
Crispy pork with asparagus hash.

Time Capsule

One year ago (Jun 21 – Jun 27)

Intermittent Fasting for Athletes: Benefits and Concerns – What to keep in mind.
12 Intermittent Fasting Tips for Athletes – A few tips.

Comment of the Week

“You missed the most important part…how to eat it! You have to pull the bottom of each leaf thru your teeth. I’ve seen people trying to bite and chew the ends.”

– Indeed, Cate. Sidenote: I would support a GMO artichoke whose leaves you could eat in their entirety.

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