Treasure Trove
A running collection of essays, interviews, and ideas worth returning to — curated outside my regular research rotation. If my blog is the workshop, this page is the reading nook.
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May 2026
Three pieces outside my regular research rotation that earned a second read this month:
The power imbalance between parent and child leaves a trace — Aeon Essays
A quietly unsettling exploration of how the asymmetry of childhood becomes an internal grammar — shaping how we relate to power, control, and closeness long into adulthood.
→ Read it
Cellular Rejuvenation has the Potential to Reverse Aging — The New York Times
Not longer life — but younger cells. A compelling look at why the rejuvenation approach may be fundamentally different from conventional longevity research.
→ Read it
This Muscle Is the Unsung Hero of Longevity — The New York Times
The glutes. Not glamorous, but the case for why building them now is one of the highest-return investments in staying independent and injury-free in midlife and beyond.
→ Read it
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