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Founder @PeptideDAO | Biomedical Scientist turned Entrepreneur | -bio/acc
Joined April 2023
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RT @Aura_Sci: Huge shout-out to @hbscryptoclub for an stellar #HBC25 !⚡️ Two panel merged into one powerhouse convo on DeSci Community × Fu….
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RT @AndrewHemingway: 1/7 Scientific IP is stuck in slow motion—patent queues, lawsuits, and paywalls throttle discovery. Innovation deserve….
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RT @AMelhede: MASSIVE: AI just found a new cause of Alzheimer's - and a potential treatment. This could redefine how we are fighting this….
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Gaining knowledge from some of the most thoughtful people in the space 🙌🏻
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A cupcake and a magazine claiming it’ll help you live longer. Peak 2025 energy…but I guess the longevity era is officially here (with frosting).
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RT @harvard_crypto: If Harvard's federal research $$ is getting pulled. then you'd best bet we have 3 incredible decentralized science pa….
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9/ Gold as a medicine isn’t just a scientific achievement, but a philosophical one. We’re giving one of the most “valueless” symbols of wealth a biological purpose. Fascinated to see how this unfolds, and if that value translates into purpose, rather than prestige. What are.
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8/ This creates a fascinating paradox:. In 20 years, we may have fully synthetic drugs, AI designed molecules, or quantum-engineered drugs to cure cancer. But in the process, we’ll have used up one of humanity’s most timeless and finite metal on earth.
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7/ Key questions:. •Is this scalable?.•Who gets access?.•Can we recycle or recover gold post-treatment?.•Will it drive up market speculation?.•Could gold-based drugs be restricted to the elite?.
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6/ That makes gold as medicine both symbolically satisfying and logistically concerning. On one hand:.Finally, gold isn’t just ornamental, it’s useful. On the other:.What happens when medical demand spikes?.
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5/ According to the US Geological Survey:. Gold reserves: ~59,000 metric tonnes.Platinum reserves: ~69,000 metric tonnes. Gold mining: ~3,300 tonnes/yr.Platinum mining: ~170 tonnes/yr. At this rate, we’ll run out of gold in ~18 years vs platinum could last 400+. We’re depleting.
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4/ Can we really justify using a non-renewable element like gold as a drug?. Well, we’ve done it before. E.g. cisplatin (a platinum-based compound) has been used in chemotherapy for decades. But here’s the twist:.
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