Started my classes for Masters in Biochemistry today. I actually had two lessons one in the morning and the other in the evening. It feels so good to be back in class I'm someone who enjoys reading and I'm happy to have my mind engaged for the next two years. I'm so proud of myself. My goal of curing cancer is happening...

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My ovaries are forking ok? https://x.com/shiningscience/status/2095328066763702275?s=46

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It has been proposed that it is possible to have “too much” fried chicken. I intend to rigorously test this hypothesis.

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Gamechanger for pancreatic cancer https://www.fda.gov/news-events/press-announcements/fda-approves-first-class-targeted-therapy-metastatic-pancreatic-cancer

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Fascinating idea I'm trying to understand right now, from physicist Nicolas Gisin: what if physics doesn’t need numbers with infinitely many pre-existing digits? Using intuitionistic mathematics, numbers can be built progressively as time passes. The future isn’t infinitely encoded in the initial conditions, new information genuinely comes into existence. A very different way to think about determinism, relativity and quantum physics. Mind bending for me.

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commercial production and funding of a latest breakthrough in graphene are scaling up rapidly. under precisely engineered quantum conditions, it is observed that graphene defies the wiedemann-franz (any material that is a good conductor of electricity is also a good conductor of heat and vice versa) law by moving heat and electricity in opposite directions. this reveals shape controlled "nanowrinkles" structures that alter electronic behavior. in layman's terms, you can expect electronics that avoid overheating. yes, not reduce, not limit. purely avoid overheating. massive deal for data centres and bullish for ai. not sure how i feel about that.

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This will end well... https://www.ft.com/content/5ab33fb4-2636-4bb0-aa0e-3da6a8f71838

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Really fun video about sperm whales. I feel like their natural iron cycling and phytoplankton boosting properties, and the fact that we nearly hunted them to extinction, should be more than enough justification to pursue iron seeding for geo engineering purposes, guilt free. There's a massive iron deficit in our oceans and it's probably one of the largest causes of runaway CO2 and global climate change. https://youtu.be/PCnQ-fpgJoc

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CHAI SEASON https://x.com/chaidiscovery/status/2077019966923284975?s=46&t=btIkh173tAV3h-PQAK4osg

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New powerhouse of the cell just dropped https://youtu.be/g9B3gBhcwqM

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this is a good paper. the hypothesis framework supports my claim that we will never achieve true agi. you might feel uninterested on a first glance if you're not a science enthusiast, but the comprehension is worth it. give it a read. https://farcaster.xyz/gandhionchain/0xe6c023d1

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No way this ends badly... "For the very first time, biologists packed nonliving components into a cell-like membrane, piece by piece, and witnessed the bag of molecules start to behave like life. The lab-made synthetic cell grew, replicated its DNA, and divided, demonstrating the basic functions of a cell cycle." https://www.quantamagazine.org/for-the-first-time-a-cell-built-from-scratch-grows-and-divides-20260701/

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who here wants to chat about Claude Science? and in general AI science, whether that be drug discovery or ultrasound imaging or something else

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