Відео

I must be going deep for youtube to suggest this to me. So, I'm going in the right direction. There should be more views for this channel!

Thanks both! If your audience would like to hear more from Roman I was lucky enough to interview him for @Sentientism about "what's real?", "what matters?" "who matters?" and "how can we make a better future?" Hopefully a good complement to your conversation: ua-cam.com/video/SK9lGvGmITc/v-deo.html

This will be bigger than Solana, one of the best team that inspired Ethereum in 2014. Holding it until 2030.

Roman is so smart, down to earth, humble. He talks so clearly, without any mambo jumbo and buzzwords. A truly passionate and dedicated professional. (Even thought I am biased, as he is from my hometown, Riga, Latvia )

Gratis. His words a fresh breeze after the tiresome huffed hopium often found on Foresight.

Great talk thanks

The Hedonistic Imperative is as close as I’ve ever had to a Bible. When i’m proselytizing and I reach the subject of veganism and factory farming I often wonder if I should also mention the phasing out of predation too or if i’m giving the person more than they’re ready for and thus being counter productive. I’m also not quite clear if David was saying he thinks we should phase out predators in the natural world or use technical means such that they don’t need prey to survive. Stay dedicated to a cosmos free of involuntary suffering. ❤️

IHOLD ON..............................................NSTEAD OF TAKING DRUGS.....................WATER FAST......................PLEASE RESEARCH. GO LOOK AT DOCTOR FUNG, DOCTOR PRENAP AND DOCTOR GOLDHAMER.

What about donating plasma at a local clinic?

48:02 We get an open society to coordinate better by building better systems, supported by better algorithms. Tech, and the interaction with tech, has value embedded in it, so we build system that reinforce sustainable notions. Until our financial and monetary systems (for example) are future-proof, we will continue to follow Moloch over the edge, imo.

What about mining the perchlorates from the soil…that can give us copious amounts of oxygen & chlorine

Pain is inherent in life. Suffering is thought about pain, ego. Temporary fix; No thought = no suffering; Zen! Permanent fix; The Enlightened/Saved cannot 'suffer'! Anyone can be 'Saved'!; "Born again" into the state of Unconditional Love = Salvation = Enlightenment = Heaven = Immortality True, Unconditional Love is ALWAYS Known by It's Unconditional Virtues; Compassion, Empathy, Sympathy, Gratitude, Humility, Charity (Charity is never taking more than your share of anything, ever!), Honesty, Happiness, Faith... ALWAYS! In this state, 'suffering' is impossible! ;)

Danielle is quite thoughtful

What a great panel

How can we get you guys on a podcast?

0:55 his approach, his interest 1:03 1:05 almost a cliché it's so true 1:09 we are lacking positive visions for the future of technology

Loeb book hawker, BS artist

Avi "Click-bait" Loeb. The guy will claim anything if he thinks it'll get enough attention.

It’s so nice listening to a pure scientist who doesn’t carry an agenda!

btw...the tennis ball was from playing with my dog... could you please toss it back over the fence?

"if we find a tennis ball in out back yard we would know that out neigbour plays tennis" im allways finding tennis balls in the back yard. my neigbour doesnt play tennis, he has a dog that likes chasing/fetching balls. another (maybe more common) use of tennis balls. big problem jumping from this is likely/probable to this is proven.

The US Navy has some amazing Deep Water drones. Searching for meteor fragments would be an awesome training exercise for the Navy. Perhaps a joint Space Force - Navy exercise?

In Adrian Tchaicovosky Science fiction Books he talks abotu "Uplifting" aniimals. In their case Spiders.

I skipped straight to the Application section. I have rudimentary understandign of the 4 Yamanaka factors and their roles.

This is amazing. Absolutely fascinating.

Wonderful update on refined cell reprogramming mechanisms and new developmental opportunities.

Incredible scientific discoveries. Thank you for this interview.

Its already inside us.

"Michael Levin was born in Moscow, USSR, in 1969, in a Jewish family. His parents faced antisemitism in the Soviet Union, and in 1978 took advantage of a visa program for Soviet Jews and moved the family to Lynn, Massachusetts. Levin's father was a computer programmer and worked for the Soviet weather service; his mother was a concert pianist." He is the Einstein of biology!

Really dragging the bottom of the barrel with these. If things this disconnected from reality is the best you got, you really aren't trying.

We are seeing reversal of a year of aging and degeneration with a related process developed out of electrophysiological measurements and biocommunication. We use only natural ingredients and stimuli... We've seen restoration of eye health and vision and other structures/functions.

Brilliant, thank you.

do people here use rowan sci? is it a noticeable step in the right direction?

so if understood this right instead of training the ai on limited experimental data they are instead using ai to extrapolate quantum mechanics to larger systems?

You better not be in my personal data. You stay the fuck out, period.

I had a pilonidal cyst removed and subcutaneous tissue removed, maybe fascia, would this be able to rebuild it ????? 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 00:00 *🧬 Introduction and welcome to Boris Fain, discussing his work in molecular simulations.* 00:14 *🌟 Highlighting Boris's progress and new organizational structure in molecular simulations.* 00:43 *💡 Importance of simulations in predicting and building real-world applications using physics laws.* 01:25 *🧪 Challenges in modeling molecular behaviors due to the complexity of quantum mechanics.* 02:03 *☕ State-of-the-art tools struggle with simple predictions like dissolving sugar in coffee.* 02:43 *📉 Ligand-protein drug design simulations often yield random results.* 03:11 *🧬 AI tools like AlphaFold extract structural information but lack predictive abilities for energies.* 03:38 *🧩 Biological complexity makes accurate predictions difficult in drug design.* 04:18 *⚖️ Achieving necessary precision is a major hurdle in molecular simulations.* 05:08 *💻 Quantum computing's potential in molecular simulations, despite current limitations.* 05:36 *📈 Market value of simulation companies and their economic impact.* 06:16 *🧮 Achievements in predictive molecular simulation, claiming significant advancement.* 07:00 *🔍 Discussion on the limitations of AlphaFold and RosettaFold in energy predictions.* 08:11 *🔄 Revisiting predictions on the future of molecular modeling, suggesting progress is ahead of schedule.* 09:30 *🧠 Introduction of the Monte Carlo method in molecular simulations.* 10:09 *🔬 Challenges and techniques in molecular simulation, including AI and neural networks.* 11:49 *🧪 Importance of high precision and the role of physics in enhancing simulation accuracy.* 12:29 *🧠 Combination of physics and neural networks to achieve near-zero error in quantum mechanical energy predictions.* 13:55 *🌌 Achievements in accurately simulating protein-ligand interactions and ionic systems.* 15:05 *🧬 Overview of the company’s background and commercialization efforts.* 16:27 *🚀 Future plans for incremental development and enabling molecular interactions for chemical groups.* 24:39 *💼 Boris discusses the company's core team, advisors, and investors, highlighting their expertise.* 25:19 *🌱 Announcement of a planned seed round for September 2024 and an invitation for potential investors.* 25:33 *💡 Addressing the time and cost efficiency of verifying AI outputs, stating that the AI component is manageable.* 26:15 *🔄 Discussion on the efficiency and speed of polarizable force fields in simulations.* 27:12 *⏱️ Highlighting the importance of sampling techniques in condensed phase systems for accurate simulations.* 27:40 *⚡ Explaining the potential to simulate dynamic processes like ATP hydrolysis with current techniques.* 28:48 *🔬 Describing the computation of intermediate states in enzyme reactions, emphasizing the need for high accuracy.* 30:23 *🧠 Clarification on the computational cost and time required for simulating complex molecular interactions.* 31:05 *📊 Explanation of functional group interactions to reduce computational complexity.* 32:14 *🏗️ Projecting the company's progress in three to five years, aiming to refine protein structures and simulate various systems.* 33:40 *🛠️ Seeking collaboration on specific technical challenges like quantum mechanical computational descriptions.* 34:58 *💰 Clarifying funding goals and the plan for a $10 million seed round to enable predictive molecular computing products.* 36:20 *🔍 Reiterating the significant interest from smaller companies in their simulation technology.* 37:13 *🤝 Introducing team members and acknowledging the collaborative effort behind their progress.* 37:55 *🌍 Expressing excitement about their progress and the future potential of their work, with plans to publish on UA-cam.* Made with HARPA AI

I just think these ideas are beautiful. I have three kids, two whom have genetic mutations that eff with their body's ability to process salt, so this mucus gunk hampers multiple organs such that they struggle to absorb nutrition, to breathe, among other things. The gene modulator they take, we and our Drs suspect, is not targeted well given the drugs were designed with the most common mutation variant. So, we've started to see build-ups of mucus and scarring in organs. But these beautiful people in this community... I am just filled with awe. I wept when I saw that happy little anthrobot mend the wounded neuronal tissue. Because I felt an emotion I haven't for so long. Hope. I feel desire to help in any way I can. I got a Ph.D. in the wrong field (health economics), perhaps. Do any of these teams need the perspectives of an empirical economist? I want to learn anything I can about these things.

What supplements did the participants in the TRIIM trial take (And What else did they do?)

We are definitely at the Nexus... There's never been another moment in time when our future reality is so much in the air. Thanks for what you do.

Pearce is the latest in the line of Aristippus. He is the Newton of Hedonism.

Thank You Michael Levin & Team. This is super exciting. What do You think drives our morphogenetic pattern memory (min 55:00)? It makes Me wonder if the disintegration of cytoplasmic EZ (coherent) water has an impact on the ability to channel ions for maintaining this pattern. What are Your thoughts here?

Questions to Jean Hebert & his Team: 1.What is your view on PTB Inhibition (Ptbp1) triggering glial cells (specifically astrocytes) to convert to neurons in the brain and general "Astrocyte to Neuron conversion" approach via drugs/chemical induction? I know there has been conflicting evidence of its effectiveness...your opinion? Its been researched for Parkinsons but wouldnt this method also apply for general brain rejuvenation or at least reverse alzheimer? 2. In your outline using grafts to replace brain tissue you hint for applying local jamming of parts of the brain to further facilitate network connectivity of newly grafted neuronal cell lines. Is jamming really necessary...wouldnt it be sufficient to engage in cognitive training and/or tailoring it with stimulation techniques (like TMS)? 3. Do you ve plans to apply for DeSci? Thank you and your team so much for working on one of if not the most important research area there is.

how sad, it didnt even last a full year... and it sounds like they didnt get their compute. I think the safety team was behind Sam's ouster - and Sam took revenge

Absolutely brilliant. This is a solid model for integration into the healthcare system. Starting where it matters most, the heart.

its yada yada, nothing helpful for the users

Vid at least a year old or older since he leave out recent procedures that are quite relevant to his talk

Sorry but the solution to age reversal should not revolve around multiple surgeries. All surgery comes with complications. Ridiculously over complicated and too many risks.

15:35 Oh ! I have classes

Hey Allison 😊🖐️