@TanentzapfLab Yes. The sports teams should be spun-off and the universities should get a one-time cash windfall and equity stake. These are minor league teams.

@BasedMikeLee @RonPaul 💯

Conventional TBNK flow panels basically squander a sample. Very few translational scientists will go back and rerun a broader panel. The time and moment is lost.

@madamscientist Worth asking Bloomberg to see if he will revise his agreement, as this has been revised.

@jeffreyatucker It’s very interesting to see the positioning of the deep state as “impartial civil servants.”

@hubermanlab @NIH As a taxpayer, it’s tricky. Government is not good at picking winners. This is what free markets and investors are for. We also run a $510B deficit, so need to sort that out first before spending $ we don’t have.

@DanielSLoeb1 Odd that Rattner went from free markets at Lazard and Quadrangle, to defending the CFPB.

@BasedMikeLee @RonPaul This would be a dream come true.

A low coefficient of variation is the difference between seeing a signal that reflects the underlying biology, versus random technical variation.

@allisonoconn Love science, but also want our deficit ($510B) closed. We must also earn taxpayer’s trust back.

@ruima #1 seems highly speculative. How could that hypothesis be proved or disproved?

@UWMadison @NIH It seems the university has a ~$5B endowment: Can some of those funds be tapped to cover the shortfall?

Head-scratching to see bleeding edge immunotherapy or cell therapy use old school cytometry panels and analyze everything in Excel spreadsheets. Like debugging a frontier AI model with an abacus.

@saikatc Waste is enormous though. And even cutting that would be phenomenal.

@JoshuaSteinman Well put. Getting Uncle Sam to stop spending money won’t happen without a brawl, I guess.

@zerohedge 🤣

“Anyone in 2035 should be able to marshall the intellectual capacity equivalent to everyone in 2025; everyone should have access to unlimited genius to direct however they can imagine.” A fascinating parallel to how smartphones in the 2010s outstripped supercomputers of decades past.

@doristsao What would you recommend instead?

@hyhieu226 Wow, AIME is really a warmup for the Olympiad people? Incredible.