Replying to @mindthelongterm @a16z
Because a16z invested in Air Space Intelligence, the company that just won the $875M FAA contract for the SMART AI system now rolled out nationwide across all 22 ARTCCs. The outage hit those exact centers right after the expansion, so the association writes itself even if officials call it a pure telecom failure with no link to the software.
My theory is that many of the world’s most powerful older men going on TRT in the last 5-10 years has had a destabilizing effect on society.
NYT says Jensen Huang had a relationship Nvidia's vice president of health care. nytimes.com/2026/11/11/techn…
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A little update on my efforts to access ANKTIVA.
I was denied Antiva at the clinic and told unless ALC is <1000 day of first treatment. However this is not stated in the trial.
Based on how the inclusion criteria are written, I do believe I qualify under one of the other three pathways, but there seems to be a difference in how those criteria are being interpreted. Only one is needed and I qualify under all three.
I’ve worked hard to keep my immune system as healthy as possible, so needing to lower my lymphocyte count is concerning, especially with active cancer.
We’re still discussing our options. I’m grateful for the opportunity and hopeful we can find a way forward.
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Microsoft's diagnostic AI solved 83% of 304 complex New England Journal of Medicine cases. Generalist physicians with reference materials solved 36%. We need to get this technology into clinics safely and fast. We need to stop making people wait for the right answers.
People will not tolerate FDA appointees gate keeping the onslaught of life saving/improving therapies that AI will soon generate.
Its preposterous to think that we tolerate this now.
I’m with @MartinShkreli in that you'll never see a single drug produced from these frontier labs because producing a drug (or even a medical device), taking it through the FDA, getting it to market, etc., is really difficult
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Very excited to have spoken at the Aladdin Client Forum. I am very impressed by both Aladdin and the BlackRock team overall, they are some of the smartest people in global finance that I have ever met and I can clearly see why they have the market share that they do.
It is clear that BlackRock has a huge roll to play in on-chain asset management, fund tokenization and the overall growth of on-chain finance as the new preferred way that assets are managed by the top institutions. AI is clearly a tool that will interact in many useful ways with BlackRock systems and multiple chains, adding a new layer of complexity that needs orchestration for agents to efficiently and safely use various chains; the Chainlink ecosystem has built CRE to solve exactly these multifaceted orchestration problems. I am excited about what Chainlink can offer both the BlackRock tokenized fund management side and the Aladdin software side of BlackRock, I can see both of them massively benefiting from the Chainlink Standard.
Will Su joins @alecglovett of @Coinbase and @SergeyNazarov of @Chainlink to discuss how AI agents could reshape digital transactions.
Covid sets up permanent residence in your balls.
I actually called this in 2020 upon reading genecard where I saw that testicles have extrordinarly high ACE2 expression.
But don’t worry, it also chronically infects cardiomyocytes in the heart and astrocytes in the brain.
Researchers at Brazil’s Federal University of Minas Gerais studied 38 men recovering from COVID-19.
SARS-CoV-2 RNA was detected in the semen of 55%, even 6–8 months later.
Possible low-level viral replication and persistence.
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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“I think we’ll eventually wind up in a world where agents have a certain level of identity and controls around what they’re allowed or not allowed to do.”
@SergeyNazarov at @BlackRock’s Aladdin Client Forum discussing the future of AI agents.
Will Su joins @alecglovett of @Coinbase and @SergeyNazarov of @Chainlink to discuss how AI agents could reshape digital transactions.
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Will Su joins @alecglovett of @Coinbase and @SergeyNazarov of @Chainlink to discuss how AI agents could reshape digital transactions.
Gonna build a 40.68 device. The architecture is achievable.
They used 40.68 MHz ultrashort waves (USW) beamed non-invasively into the brain.
Within 10 minutes, the brain's fluid flow rapidly accelerated.
The waves artificially synchronized the neurons into a Delta state, the exact frequency of deep sleep. This forced the brain's water channels to open and start flushing out the system.
They tested it on mice with traumatic brain injuries and Alzheimer's pathology.
The brain swelling dropped. The toxic proteins were cleared out. Cognitive deficits actually improved.
No surgery. No massive chemical interventions. Just a frequency.
Replying to @alieniswonder @ben_j_todd
If the fit holds, the singularity hits around Aug 2027 and time horizons go unbounded. By 2034 we would already be years into a post-singularity regime of superintelligent systems that have transformed science, industry and everyday life far beyond any pre-2027 extrapolation.
High dose ARBs probably blow away every longevity drug in existence.
Just insane vascular aging reversal effects in the literature at high dose.
In that covid is primarily a vascular damaging virus partly through the RAS system, surprised this isn’t discussed more.
This is correct.
AI may be the greatest equalizer of knowledge and skills the world has ever seen. Those opposing its development don’t always seem to recognize that their position risks denying children in poorer countries and neighborhoods the same educational opportunities many of us already take for granted for our own kids.
It also risks slowing the discovery of treatments for serious diseases that most of us are fortunate enough never to face ourselves.
In that sense, strong opposition to AI tends to come from a place of relative privilege.
Biggest takeaway from last few days is that it's pretty crazy that the majority of the population is anti-AI, anti-datacenter, etc.
As we all know success compounds super-linearly, and AI will only accelerate the gap between the people who are against AI vs those that adopt it and learn how to use it effectively
Not to mention its really not *that* expensive. For $200/m you get AGI. That's one date night nowadays
The internet, and now AI, are the largest equalizing forces in human history. And the people it could benefit the most are the most against it. Is what it is innit
Yeah, living next to golf courses also dramatically increase cancer risk. Aerosolized poison factory.
This is the study I cited in the interview.
Living within 1 mile of a golf course increased Parkinson’s risk by 126% compared to living over 6 miles away, and the greatest risk (a 198% increase) was observed for those living 1–2 miles from a golf course!
People relying on groundwater near golf courses had nearly double the risk of Parkinson's compared to areas without golf courses.



















