@BioOptimist.eth (biooptimist)

If this is true (seems likely) we will see literacy rates start falling over the next 5 years, and continue worsening for at least another 10 years. https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2024/05/11/1250529661/handwriting-cursive-typing-schools-learning-brain

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Thrilled to be at the iGEM Jamboree - if you’ve ever wondered what biology as technology can mean, this is the single best conference to find out.

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Does fear of the dark start from when we have to cry it out as an infant? If so…is fear of the dark really fear of the unknown, or fear of being without backup?

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Does fear of the dark start from when we have to cry it out as an infant? If so…is fear of the dark really fear of the unknown, or fear of being without backup?

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Thrilled to be at the iGEM Jamboree - if you’ve ever wondered what biology as technology can mean, this is the single best conference to find out.

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Good find! Synesthesia underlies many delightful phenomena (auras and synesthesia are also a fun rabbit hole) Similarly olfaction is probably the most under appreciated sense from an impact perspective.

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Kobilka and Lefkowitz’s work on the wobble in GPCR conformation. That there was wobble in the canonical pathway helped me work through paradoxical findings in the satiation cascade. More importantly, reading their work was the final unlock for my own understanding that physics begets chemistry begets biology.

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