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@deanpierce.eth

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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@entropybender

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

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

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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@sa

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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@entropybender

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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@alfie

The internet democratised knowledge AI democratised synthesis The final frontier is wetware Most science happens behind a closed door But a few weeks ago we did it in public - live bacterial growth from a bioreactor, projected onto the walls mixed to music matching each phase
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@arob1000

Just had a great call with a biotech startup based out of Boston doing some really cool work trying to convince me to move there and work for them. Not going to do that but am super tempted and might do some consulting on the side and see where it goes from there.
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@kenny

I just added $10 to @epicdylan's crowdfund alongside @statuette + @zaal! help a Farcaster get published in a major neuroscience journal πŸ“œ you’ll even get a PDF of the finished work minted to your wallet as a small (nonfungible) token of appreciation for you support πŸ’™ https://poidh.xyz/base/bounty/1192
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@arob1000

AI has arrived in /science
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@alfie

Last night I hosted a party in a lab and projected the data stream on the walls.
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@arob1000

Took some Berkeley college students on a lab tour yesterday. It’s always fun to get young people excited about /science and the many ways /science can translate into real-world impact.
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@arob1000

/science sticker game is strong
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@arob1000

LLM's can now outperform human doctors when diagnosing a patient...crazy world we live in https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.adz4433
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@agrimony.eth

https://x.com/MushtaqBilalPhD/status/2048670788883280230?s=20
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