20 years ago, we shipped the public version of Roblox. Erik and I never imagined it would grow into what it is today. We've got some fun stuff coming this month. But today, we just want to say thank you to Robloxians around the world. -Builderman

My conversation with @DavidBaszucki, co-founder of @Roblox. 0:00 How he Saved his Son's Life 2:38 The Physical & Mental Health Link 4:40 Metabolic State & Decision Making 6:32 Why You Need to Destroy Bureaucracy 8:44 The Email You Should Never Send 9:53 Patterns in Bad Decision Making 10:38 Principles of Good Decision-Making 12:58 When Instinct and Data Disagree 27:05 The Economic Model that Almost Ruined Roblox 32:22 Robux as Future Digital Currency 36:11 Age Ban and Verification Policy 39:43 The Future of Immersive Gaming (Includes paid partnerships.)

For 20 years, Roblox has been on a mission to remove limits on what gaming is – and what it can be. Today, we're introducing Build – a new way for anyone to create a game on Roblox from their phone. And we’re expanding AI-powered tools for developers of every level. We're doing this for one reason: The world needs more play. Play is humanity's oldest technology for connection and learning. Before agriculture, before commerce, before civilization, we played together. And as the world has become more fragmented, the need for play only grows. Our role is to remove every obstacle between that play and the people who want to create it. Faster iteration and fewer technical constraints. And more room to push further than a single creator – or a small team – could have gone in the past. This isn’t just for studios who've already proven themselves. Some of the most important work in this industry has come from first-time creators – who were often Roblox players first – with a single focused idea. Between now and RDC, we'll incrementally roll out what we are building to make all of this real – new tools for creators, new ways for players to play, and new ways for people to find the things they love.

New data from one of our @BaszuckiGroup funded studies that just published yesterday. It may seem counterintuitive that ketogenic therapy could be beneficial for those living with anorexia nervosa. Especially considering that dietary fat is often a nutrient those living with anorexia are concerned with. But this new pilot study reported that 82% of study participants were able to adhere to keto, and all study completers experienced meaningful benefit in some way. See all the study details in this thread from @Metabolic_Mind Read the full paper here: Visit Metabolic Mind to learn more about this publication.