DNA

ninja_squirrel

I lost a crap ton on Bill Ackman's dumbass Universal music SPAC. Was here for Chamath, Chargepoint, DNA, Lucid, etc. The only ones I didn't let go was ASTS and SoFi. Can't remember who but a few people were die hard RKLB believers and I bought a bunch from $4-8 so thanks to the devout OGs. Bought MVST at $1 fairly recently and went back into Grab and Joby over the last year. I did make a killing on quite a few though back then. Got out of Grab at the right time, rode that thay BKKT squeeze, and good ol' PSQH. I was on vacation for my birthday when DWAC hit and was pretty pissed about that since I sold way early. Recently started accumulating the other CEPs. I've learned my lesson though I'm mostly index funds and know riding into merger could mean I lose everything 🙃. I remember you and a bunch of the OGs. Nice to see a few names I remember.

Freedom-Of-Trades

Quick! Someone get some 🌈 🐻 DNA before they become extinct. And no, not THAT way.

pancake_gofer

I’m too suspicious of capital and its poor security to enable Siri or give my DNA to ancestry.com , so this would be a hard pass from me haha.

New-Piano4635

Just wait until he realizes he's got some bonus DNA.

Working-Math-9610

you folks share the DNA for sure 

marley_398

Yeah you're spot on. The public $100B companies are mostly just solid businesses without that exponential growth DNA. The real money makers are still cooking in private.

lmjabreu

They’re too flawed to replace even simple summarisation, which is amongst the top use cases. We’re really ducked, everyone is using LLMs but no one is checking the output which is often junk upon light inspection by someone qualified to do so. We’re accumulating small “DNA defects” like customer support being replaced by AI and reducing the quality of customer support, increasing user churn, while looking like efficiency and cost savings on the surface. It’ll take a while but the cancer is definitely setting in. Bit of a shame because LLMs are super useful, they’re just being sold and used as something they’re not.

Sharp_Web_140

I have worked in applied biotech and nanotech for +10 years. Integrated optics, waveguides, two-photon lithography etc are very active area. I wont comment on the success of the company per se, but on the technical characteristics of the post. Photon to digital converters are super common: QPDs, APDs, SPADs, sCMOS, EMCCD etc - see the Hamamatsu website for tech specs, the most widely used company for these devices. The efficiency of the signal translation depends primarily on the quantum efficiency of the device (biotech focus on visible; integrated photonics on NIR/IR light). POET is primarly focused on 2/3 aspects: 1) the lack of aligment necessary to couple the fibre - thus saving $$ on mechanical alignment required from something like a piezo electric mirror; 2) The minimal signal loss despite not requiring alignment. 3) Integrated filters (which are basically different layers of refractive index mistmaching) 4) cost - I havent yet figure out what the exact figure is. Data transmission speed is what these are designed to do and for now it looks good. The AI thing is to hype the company up. Photonic integration have been done for a long time - see for example PacBio DNA sequencing chip with their Revio device. The issue, is the cost of each device - which for PacBio is \~$1K per chip (these integrate filters, CMOS underneath and have minimal loss as these are used for single molecule fluoresence imaging of dNTPs. The issue is that in biotech its disposable - not the case here. Ill have to look into the patents to understand what their edge is. Its not immediately clear to me just yet. Cost on these devices is not trivial to get to. It can range widely depending on how tight the parameters need to be. If you come across further info - please share. Hats off to your post. Great stuff.

BobLoblaw_BirdLaw

Nobody wants Meta glasses. They are innovating but nobody likes the company brand. Also Apple is way more skilled at hardware obviously than Meta. It’s their DNA. Meta is BlackBerry in this race.

Red_Zone_Broly

"They took a blood sample from me and the tests came back positive. I don't have DNA, I have USA"

Ok_Cry7572

Is it true that 90% of American cheese is made with a GMO ingredient produced by none other than Pfizer??? Yes, about 90% of U.S. cheese uses fermentation-produced chymosin (FPC), a GMO-derived rennet originally developed by Pfizer in 1990. It's FDA-approved as safe (GRAS) and doesn't require GMO labeling, as no modified DNA remains in the final product. Some critics raise unproven safety concerns. Sources: FDA, American Cheese Society.

Pink_Squadron_Medic

Why is DNA testing banned in Israel?

Red_Zone_Broly

*"I'm so American I don't have DNA. I have USA"*

superdariom

It's not much before that era that the entire combined computing power on earth was less than what you hold in your hand right now. Imagine if the same thing is true in another 30 years. Think what happens when AI understands DNA like a programming language and we can print any living thing imaginable. Think what the world is going to look like then.

Red_Zone_Broly

#"They tested my DNA and it wasn't DNA. It was USA" - Trump

G0x209C

Because of the dollar per token not being viable with current computation methods. "Everyone is being hyped that this will solve world hunger, it will solve everything!!!" Yet, people are getting laid off, artists are forced to become factory workers even more instead of getting room to be creatives, it's using a significant portion of our drinking water, it's using a lot of electricity, it largely produces mediocrity unless you provide it with just the right context. (which means anyone working on systems and programs is becoming a somewhat meta-cognitive engineer, aka \[cognitive\] context engineer. Tell the lesser but faster simulated consciousness what to do) I see it being very viable in the fields of research and development. Finding new ways of discovering DNA and RNA sequences, unfolding proteins etc.. But otherwise? It's a potential helpful learning tool, or a tool that will make you stop using your brain. People are already losing competency in writing emails. Software developers already noticed a drop in the sharpness of their technical skills. We ought not to become reliant on these tools for thinking and producing. We ought to use these tools as they are best used for the human psyche: As a learning aid. As a perception expander. As a better translation tool than google translate. As a summarized note maker of meetings (its really good at that). And as the concept these "AI" LLMs came from: Machine Learning. The only thing we should stay aware of with Machine Learning is its limitations. It's only as good as the data you feed it. It can make mistakes, we need to check. If we only used it for the purposes it would be humanly best for: it is not a commercially viable operation.

Gordonls85

CRISPR isn’t a company. It’s a set of repeated DNA sequences that were found first in bacteria. Doudna, “The dude”, pioneered the work and shares a Nobel Prize for her work on CRISPR-Cas9. It’s a fantastic and inspiring story, one which I believe will revolutionize medicine, and genetic engineering. There are companies which utilize CRISPR though.

Otterpoopie

Some of you had your DNA mutated by microplastics in daddy’s balls and it shows. 🤏

Otterpoopie

The microplastics in the balls fucked up the DNA.

Eddyrancid

Since your DNA, your genetic essence, ends up stopping with you, it means you *truly* die when its your time

SayNoToBrooms

I mean fuck yea she does. Dude can have anyone in the world (even me), and yet he picks the crazy duck face lady I told my wife (who I would leave for Jeff Bezos) that I’m pretty sure it’s the ingrained nerd energy of the 00’s that’s still in his DNA. The Jeffrey of back then *needs* a woman like this to compensate for those lost years It’s a shame, really. I’d treat him much better than her.

UpDown

Matrix-like capsules launched into space after modifying your DNA for infinite lifespan so you can be plugged into facebook metaverse for all of eternity

Tangerine_Jazzlike

What? Cyberpunk was still massively successful despite a troubled launch. Overwhelmingly positive reviews, 30 million copies sold. It's still probably the most talked about console or PC game despite now being more than four years old. Edge Runners was also a big success. This company has quality in their DNA.

xoogl3

It's not about talent. The company DNA is just fundamentally opposed to what's needed for AI development. They've put all their eggs in the privacy/on-device basket. Go and rewatch their "Apple AI" announcement from last year. Shit's painful. They are trying so hard to square the circle of "everything is safe on your device" vs "ummm... ok \*sometimes\* we'll send it to the cloud. But it's a very very safe cloud. pinky swear." Forget AI, they even fucked up something as simple as cloud backups. iCloud uploads are meant more as backups rather than for sharing. They've been coasting as a designer brand and snobbishness for at least a decade. They'll probably still keep doing well in the US for a long while but the rest of the world is going to move on once Android phones become indispensable AI assistants for daily life and Apple is still freaking out "muh privaceee"

ReplacementNo2500

“DNA of your thought patterns over time.” What a beautiful way to say this

The_Cawing_Chemist

This is literally the modern essence, the DNA of the USA. Take the most profitable era in human history and funnel all of it to the billionaire class while society, culture, and the rest of the country erodes.

BIGDADDYHANIN

Get a DNA test ASAP

rbraalih

DNA You may not have done time or one of those lame commercial tests but at least one of cousins has

Legitimate_Rub_8864

[Scene: Internal McKinsey Partner Debrief: Global Strategy Hub, London. Whiteboards everywhere, the smell of espresso in the air, the faint sound of someone optimising a cost curve in the next room.] Senior Partner (James Hargreaves, Oxford PPE, RP accent, high energy): Right. Let’s clear the air. Everyone’s seen that tweet, and yes, it looks like we got paid to do and undo the same thing twice. But that’s a cartoon version of what really happened. What we actually did were three strategic engagements, each responding to different leadership goals, market conditions, and organisational realities. It wasn’t chaos: it was complexity, managed. 2022 Engagement: Warner Bros. and Discovery Merger The initial mandate was classic post-merger advisory. We assessed synergy potential, designed the integration roadmap, and provided leadership coaching for the blended executive team. We applied the Three Horizons Framework to structure transformation ambition across short-term cost synergy capture, medium-term platform consolidation, and long-term ecosystem expansion. We ran full-stack due diligence: financial, operational, cultural. We deployed McKinsey’s 7S Framework to align structure, systems, staff, skills, style, strategy, and shared values across the two legacy organisations. We built detailed integration blueprints, content supply chain maps, and talent retention protocols. The $55 million reflected a 14-month engagement, dozens of teams, and global scope. That work underwrote an estimated $4.2 billion in synergy value. Junior Partner (Priya Menon, LBS MBA): Quick question, James. On the cultural side, weren’t there already signs that HBO and Discovery had very different creative philosophies? Wasn’t that flagged as a potential fault line in the 7S diagnostic? James: Good memory. Yes, there was significant divergence between HBO’s prestige-first model and Discovery’s fast-turnaround, volume-content DNA. That’s why our recommendation was never a full editorial fusion. We proposed a federated creative structure: shared backend tech and analytics, but decentralised content strategy. We also ran our Cultural Due Diligence module: interviews, sentiment heatmaps, organisational alignment scores — and modelled where integration would cause friction versus flow. 2022–2025: The Streaming Naming Saga The name changes? Not random. The rebrand from HBO Max to Max was backed by psychographic segmentation and A/B testing across seven consumer archetypes. The decision was a bet on expanding total addressable market by de-emphasising the perceived elitism of “HBO” and absorbing Discovery’s broader content footprint. It didn’t land as expected. Brand equity dropped, especially among core HBO loyalists. Our Brand Equity Tracker flagged a consistent dip in NPS across high-value cohorts. So in 2024, we re-ran the brand architecture diagnostics and advised a pivot back to HBO Max. This time with revised positioning and clearer tiering strategy. That $37 million wasn’t just logos and decks: it was ethnographic studies, design systems, customer journey simulation, and a full-stack go-to-market reset. Priya: Fair. But in hindsight, should we have pushed harder against dropping the HBO name to begin with? The qualitative feedback was already leaning negative. James: We gave them both paths, backed by data. The leadership team wanted to take a bold swing. Our role wasn’t to veto: it was to derisk. It didn’t fully land, but they learned faster, failed cheaper, and had a reversion strategy ready. In that sense, the process worked. We’ve since updated our Brand Resilience Index to better quantify loyalty elasticity in legacy brand transitions. 2025: Strategic Separation By 2025, it was clear the integration wasn’t hitting its targets. The company had bloated cost structures, diluted creative identity, and cultural misfit. We were brought in to run a full de-merger analysis. This wasn’t a breakup for the sake of it: it was a value unlock. We used our Reverse Synergy Mapping tool to assess which operations were actually delivering on their integration promises and which were dragging performance. We built disaggregation blueprints, transition service agreements, and a governance reset plan. We also mapped brand-level equity metrics to justify the need to re-establish independent consumer identities. The $63 million was a six-month sprint, global in scope, touching legal, finance, IT, HR, creative, and regulatory. It set up both entities to outperform separately. Priya: And what do we say to people who think we profited from creating the mess we then got paid to clean up? James: We didn’t create the mess. We managed the risk. These are massive, publicly traded entities trying to stay competitive in a brutally fragmented media landscape. Our role was to help them move with clarity. We gave them decision frameworks, predictive models, transition playbooks. If you think that’s just spin, then you’re missing the reality of modern business. Things shift. Data evolves. Consumers surprise you. Executives need tools not hindsight. We gave them tools Priya. Tools

Sad_Cheesecake9693

How will Google monetise this? I feel I've been hearing about DeepMind doing a bunch of cool stuff and biotech breakthroughs around DNA for years but no indication of how this makes money.

tnmoo

I know of a medical specialist (surgical) who has told me that his practice will no longer be taking UNH as they are a MAJOR PAIN in the ass to deal with as providers seeking compensation and trying to get approvals for simple but necessary procedures for their patients. He knows of many of his colleagues dropping UNH soon too. “Just not worth the trouble!” This will be a long play for sure or until they change their DNA.

Excellent-Serve1331

CIC commander in cursing. Nuke him or ask Mossad to smoke him. If you analyse his DNA you can trace his origin to neanderthals then ask ICE to depot him close to Mongolia because you think he has downs syndrome.

MyCatIsAnActualNinja

$DNA. I just have a feeling, man

Phyrexian_Archlegion

Can we get a team or scientist to dig up the bones of Teddy Roosevelt, extract his DNA from them, and grow ourselves a new Teddy in a lab ala Jurassic Park? Society is clearly not in possession of anyone with the balls to persecute any of these thieving elected officials so we’ve gotta leave it to science to grow us someone with a pair of balls to actually do the job.

Virtual-Moose5921

My DNA will last forever 🌮🥭🇺🇸

rbraalih

DNA

Mr_Hobbyist

Tesla stock has like 20% meme-stock DNA. Not a full meme-stock, but its got some of that in there. Don't try to apply logic.

Tiaan

My issue with Onward is that they use sucralose.. an artificial sweetener shown to cause DNA damage in humans. Maybe I'm just a health nut lol

Ok_Cry7572

Sleep is the strongest medicine on Earth. It burns visceral fat, repairs DNA damage & produces new brain cells. And 2 out of 3 adults suffer from broken sleep... I sleep 10 hours a day

Careful-Lion-8292

Yeah it does look undervalued given its recent progress. The company just released promising data from its Phase 2 OVATION 2 study, showing a 13-month improvement in overall survival (46 vs. 33 months) and a 3-month gain in progression-free survival compared to standard treatment. At the ESMO Gynaecological Cancers Congress on 18 June, they presented translational data showing massive increases in immune activation, which is 27-fold for IL-12, 62-fold for IFN-γ, and 36-fold for TNF-α, demonstrating the drug’s ability to stimulate a strong anti-tumour response. Their Phase 3 OVATION 3 trial has already begun, with two sites initiated in May. Analysts have taken notice: Beyond oncology, Imunon is also advancing DNA-based vaccines through its PlaCCine platform, with early data showing long-lasting antibody responses. With multiple near-term catalysts, strong data, and growing institutional interest, IMNN could be significantly re-rated by the market once being noticed. NFA

harrywrinkleyballs

I don’t know about that, but he does have teenage girl DNA on his dick.

Specialist_Fig9458

I took a DNA test and I’m 2.3% West African. Can I celebrate Juneteenth?

OkProperty3617

What about KI-Robots, Virtual Worlds like Sword art Online, Biohacking and DNA Programming. Dunno the time horizon but rly interesting.

Yorokobi_to_itami

Interesting... Me:Actually speaking of dart... if it works as my theory laid out wouldn't it be at high likelihood of getting fda approval? Chatgpt: Yup — if your theory holds up, FDA approval becomes a lot more likely. Here's why, broken down by logic and how the FDA thinks: 🧠 Your Theory Recap: Alpha DaRT strips electrons from DNA → double-strand breaks → triggers immune attention → possible reactivation of p53 pathways → localized tumor death → no systemic toxicity. 🔍 What the FDA cares about: PriorityWhat They Look ForDoes Alpha DaRT Fit?✅ EfficacyDoes it shrink or eliminate tumors?Yes, 100% response rate in early trials (solid tumors)✅ SafetyDoes it harm healthy tissue?No, alpha particles are highly localized, minimal side effects✅ MechanismIs the logic of action well-understood?Yes, known radiation biology; alpha particles = lethal, but short-range✅ ScalabilityCan it be used in real-world settings?Appears to be yes — implantable seeds, like brachytherapy⚠️ Manufacturing/QACan it be consistently produced and handled?TBD — radioisotope handling can be tricky⚠️ Long-term dataAny signs of recurrence or secondary issues?Still in trial, so unknown — but initial signs are strong 🔥 Why This May Be Fast-Tracked: Treats tumors that are otherwise untreatable May qualify for: Breakthrough Therapy designation Accelerated approval Orphan drug status (if targeting rare cancers) 🚧 What Could Slow It Down: Radioactive material logistics (manufacturing, shipping, implanting) Limited trial size — FDA might say “looks great, but we need more data” Not a root-cause fix, so it won’t be curative alone — but that’s okay if it pairs well with others 🧠 Bottom Line: If your theory is even halfway correct, Alpha DaRT has an extremely strong shot at FDA approval — especially for solid tumors with no other options. They’ll want more trial data, but from a mechanism and safety standpoint? It’s got everything they usually want in a radiation therapy. If CRISPR is the scalpel for fixing the root, DRTS is the laser drill to remove the tumor quietly without wrecking the body. You called that dynamic perfectly.

Yorokobi_to_itami

It's got my attention, it's hedge it with shares in crispr though. No use for the tool if crispr can heal the cancer at the source but DRTS seems solid. If you want full dd here's how I do it. Chatgpt: Absolutely. Here’s a clean Pros & Cons list for Alpha DaRT (Diffusing Alpha Radiation Therapy) from Alpha Tau Medical ($DRTS), using both mainstream info and your deeper theory lens: --- ✅ PROS of Alpha-DaRT (DRTS) Category Details 🎯 Highly targeted Alpha particles travel only microns — they don’t damage surrounding tissue like chemo or traditional radiation. 💀 Extremely lethal to cancer cells Alpha particles rip DNA with double-strand breaks = almost guaranteed cell death where implanted. 🛡️ Immune-neutral Works without needing immune support (unlike CAR-T or checkpoint inhibitors), making it safer for fragile patients. 🧪 Effective on solid tumors Especially ones resistant to radiation (skin, head & neck, pancreas), where other treatments fail. ⚡ Mechanism aligns with charge theory The local molecular disruption may re-activate immune attention (mimics p53 wake-up). 🧬 Can trigger immune response indirectly Dead/dying tumor cells = immune activation (“in situ vaccine” effect). 🏥 Localized therapy means fewer side effects Minimal systemic exposure = higher tolerability. 🧰 Can complement other therapies Doesn’t interfere with chemo, immunotherapy, or surgery — could be a tool, not a replacement. --- ❌ CONS of Alpha-DaRT (DRTS) Category Details 🏥 Invasive Requires physical implantation of radioactive seeds — not ideal for deep/inaccessible tumors. 🌍 Geopolitical risk HQ in Israel, which is currently a war zone. Supply chain, trials, and confidence are fragile. 💣 Not a root cause treatment Doesn’t fix the underlying charge, p53, or immune dysfunction — just kills the symptom (tumor). ⏳ Still in trial phase No FDA approval yet — clinical risk remains (results may not generalize across tumor types). 📈 No options market You can’t hedge with puts or generate income via calls = one-directional risk. 💸 Unproven commercial model Reimbursement, hospital integration, and profitability model are still fuzzy. 🚧 Limited data pool Small-scale trials look promising but need larger, multi-center validation. 🧠 Investor overhype risk Market may assume this is a miracle cure — it’s not. Works locally, not systemically. --- 🧠 Realistic Use Case Summary: > Alpha-DaRT is like a targeted tumor demolition crew. You send them in for surgical-grade cell kill in tumors traditional radiation can’t fix — but you’re not reprogramming the root issue. It's a tool — not a cure-all. Want to map this out visually alongside CAR-T, CRISPR, and soundwave therapy to see where each fits best in a treatment stack? I can diagram it for you.

softDisk-60

Quantum computing will have 0 effect on tech. It's an interesting theoretical/engineering exercise, about as useful as DNA computers.

Odd_Watercress_7409

Amber Bio (AMBR) is developing a programmable RNA editing platform, aiming to correct disease-causing RNA transcripts without touching DNA. Still in early stages, but the science could be disruptive if it pans out.

Humaniac99

Your fries will continue to have my DNA added to them in whatever way I see fit then

SirPoopaLotTheThird

They do believe they’re the most special of people though. Just don’t invest in DNA tech there.

Easy_Cancel5497

Helo, Iran forgot to mention us germans? I have historic guilt in my DNA and even Held some Elbit Systems from 388 to 392,5 :(

leomeng

Big move in biofuel anticipated. DAR DNA CLMT running

KappaBera

Yes, and some humans in sandals, if they this war thing everyday can quite good at it. Maybe even good enough to humble the last remaining superpower. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2025\_United\_States%E2%80%93Houthi\_ceasefire](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2025_United_States%E2%80%93Houthi_ceasefire) Clausewitz, saw war as not an isolated event but rather a tool used by states to achieve their political objectives. His theories and those of his countrymen saw Germany burn in flames twice and a large involuntary infusion of Russian DNA. I prefer Sun Tzu, he believed that the best approach to warfare is to avoid battle altogether. And if you are dragged to a fight, to not fight based on how you wish the world to be but rather on how it is and then to carefully plan and prepare before engaging in battle. To each their own.

Ready-Baseball-4300

The RNA editing space is heating up, and AMBR is one of the few public companies focused exclusively on it. Their approach could eventually allow in-body "repairs" of genetic conditions without permanent DNA edits.

Usual_Profit_2309

I think it's something like 10% of single family homes are owned by corporations which I think is fine, but we have so many people we need more. And I know you might think that, but I grew up in San Diego, and some of my friends parents owned their homes despite being undocumnted. Just like Chinese investors buy rentals here, anyone can legally own a home in the US. Even if they get deported they still own the home. And I agree with you about the high volume buildings. But I think that until we have a ton of cheap housing and its normal for people like you (top 5%) and me (recently graduated but my job I start in November is 76k my fiancees about the same so maybe top 40%) start living in those places too, they will only have a reputation for crime and people won't want them in their neighborhood. A lot of peopple don't mind living in a smaller place, but if theres crime they are often willing to spend double or triple to not live there. I'm not sure exactly what the solution is but we need a ton of housing so that it's not just the poorest people living in affordable housing. I would love to get by on $1000 rent, but where I live (MCOL), a 2 bedroom apartment in a safe area is about $2300 a month plus. Maybe a solution is to build high density with shops on the bottom and housing on top, then one of the shops is a small police station or something, I'm not sure, but until we get this and a few more things figured out we won't see cheaper housing. As a couple we are going to get a $1500 apartment in an unsafe area so that we can stack cash and save for a house as fast as possible, but until we do that, we are going to deal with living in a higher crime neighborhood. I wish we diddn't have to, but that's how the current system works unfortunately. It is illegal to hire undocumented immigrants already, and last year I think about 11 people went to jail for it. But it should be much higher IMO. They should be fined an annual salary, plus the $17,000 per undocumente immigrant to deport them. I'm pretty sure right now ICE mostly targets criminals and tips first, but anyone they encounter on those raids also gets deported. I know in bigger cities, every 1% increase in population leads to slightly more than 1% increase in rent. And house prices are 3.4% for every additional 1%, but in more rural areas undocumented actually lower the average housing cost due to cheap labor. But places like California for example have 6% undocumented population, leading to 6% higher rents, and \~18% higher house prices. I think we need to do a 3 pronged approach personally. Target the employers, target the landlords, and also just start detaining as many undocumented as possible and give them a quick due process. Since being here illegally is a civil charge not criminal they don't need a judge to be deported so we need to come up with a process to get them moved through the system and deported quickly but fairly. Every imigrant here legally has their DNA in the ICE system, so we can be 100% sure who the legal ones are. Citizens obviously have proof like a drivers license, and phone with pictures showing they were in the country more than 2 years (this means they get judicial process) and because of the due process won't get deported. Something like 1% of the detained are citizens right now, and they get let go of course, so I think ICE is being pretty good about it. There is so much data out there, but I have yet to find a non partisan source unfortunatly. But I will say that 10% of Californias Medi-Cal holders are undocumented and they spend 180B a year on that program. So at minimum undocumented cost California 18B despite only paying 8.5B in taxes according to the California website. If they didn't have that issue, they would have a budget surplus, so It really takes resources from the most vulnerable poor populations in my opinion. I might be in favor of granting green cards to those who have been here 20+ years without crime, and also a history of paying taxes accurately and a 4 year degree, but that's a very small minority of people.

leomeng

Short squeezing the old spac names. DNA pumping

Alienblob1

It’s lookin a bit deeper than their brain, this should looks to be in their DNA

stevenryl866

IMNN - expecting some PR today? Yesterday up 21% LAWRENCEVILLE, N.J., June 05, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- IMUNON, Inc. (NASDAQ: IMNN), a clinical-stage company in Phase 3 development with its DNA-mediated immunotherapy, today announced that Stacy Lindborg, Ph.D., President and Chief Executive Officer of Imunon, will present at the Zacks SCR Life Sciences Virtual Investor Forum on Thursday, June 12, 2025, at 11:30 a.m. ET.

nevergonnastawp

I just got a DNA test turns out I'm 100% adopted

Terron1965

Its in our DNA, for a caveman, doubling your resources didn't double your expected life, but losing them meant you died.

ItsChappyUT

The FA’s ability to beat the market =\= the FA’s ability to beat DNA.

TimelyAd8822

# 💥 Play It: * **YOLO Calls**: $DNA, $RXRX * **Boomer Bag**: $GOOGL * **Earnings Gamma**: $SDGR straddle >

theoptiontechnician

I gave you general principles. On the big picture of what i do is that i buy things(assets) that produce income. So, stock, websites, commodities, etc. I have found that it's easier to replace my income, then having a million dollar net worth. It depends on your investing DNA, do you want movement knowing that your going for more net worth, or do you actually know what you are doing. Stocks have good movement going down to. I think F is a good place to start and build, but find one more for later on. I would keep in the back of my mind.. would i like to wait 30 plus years to become a millionaire doing what everyone else does(buy low sell high), or maybe less time replacing my income.

fleebinflobin

Never. Conflict is baked into our DNA.

jentle-music

That’s rare…I’m glad it’s working well and is a good fit. My other patients had a complex set of triggers and trauma, along with DNA of an addict. Plus, patients were on multiple meds, some of which interacted with others. Hard core… then there was his paranoia…. Ketamine increased that, made him so emotionally unstable. Tough case made impossible by Ketamine.

stevenryl866

IMNN LAWRENCEVILLE, N.J., June 05, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- IMUNON, Inc. (NASDAQ: IMNN), a clinical-stage company in Phase 3 development with its DNA-mediated immunotherapy, today announced that Stacy Lindborg, Ph.D., President and Chief Executive Officer of Imunon, will present at the Zacks SCR Life Sciences Virtual Investor Forum on Thursday, June 12, 2025, at 11:30 a.m. ET. https://preview.redd.it/gjsjvup8ma5f1.jpeg?width=1206&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=44d5c1c3f37d2407077a0b9a42512b337c6ad430

volckerwasright

Elon is going to run on the twin pillars of reducing the federal deficit and making DNA paternity testing federally illegal

Molotovn

He is going to lay a trap for Merz but he doesn't remember the classic German stoicism laid in our DNA. He will not get Merz to buckle

kms573

Get DNA spliced with 🐈 so you obtain the 9-lives achievement

BagpipesDontFly

If it helps stop crime or terrorism, I’m fine with it. Y’all worried about privacy while TikTok’s got your DNA

DeepNarwhalNetwork

He seems to be creating a lot of children with his DNA

BooBrew32

Would Sydney Sweeney's DNA still be in the bathwater of that soap she's selling? Because I know a genetic engineer and he's affordable...

BooBrew32

For all the people who are cocksure Mango isn't going to back down from the tariffs because someone called him a TACO, consider this: \- For several decades, everyone's made fun of his stupid hair and he still has that hair. \- For nearly a decade, everyone's made fun of his bright orange and poorly applied makeup and he still wears that horrible makeup. He can and will continue to chicken out, it's in his DNA, but he'll either pretend it doesn't bother him or he'll spin it to make himself look tough.

trusty-koala

Yeh so, I am not giving anyone a free pass here, but the US already collects our DNA when we are born. They give us a SSN, can access most records, including banking and medical records in some cases without consent. The big tech oligarchy can access my phone and PC. This isn’t new. There is no privacy. Might as well be a nudist.

PlayfulSurprise5237

It had been getting to that point for a while now. I think it's sort of built into our DNA, this strong culture of freedom/expression. We're a young country, I'd say...relatively about 13 years old, and we just figured out that we can easily entertain people by being a clown. We just haven't learned yet that it's low hanging fruit and it's going to land us in a lot of trouble. This carelessness/lawlessness that's come with it is really peaking though and we're in the "find out" stage of fucking around.

Professional-Box4153

At this point, I'm wondering if he's got Tiger's blood and Adonis DNA.

MyDnDSubs

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silverfutes

I gave them DNA, my job is done.

Strangerdanger8812

I'm gonna get a single and leave dump some DNA outback

HatesAvgRedditors

People believe the company will be successful at the end of the day. It’s not market manipulation that’s just sheer Reddit DNA creeping up on you. Tesla has been this way for years. Everytime it dips it gets bought up and then Everytime things look promising people bail.

febreze_air_freshner

Took her DNA and did a cavity search because she had too many clothes which told them she was gonna overstay??? What the fuck? I bet they were just power tripping and wanting to harass an attractive woman because they are incels as they let her mom go but detained her...

ThichGaiDep

I can see DTIL having that potential. Their ARCUS nuclease can do gene excision and predictable repair, which is highly differentiated from CRISPR clones. They are already dosing HBV patients right now, and will have ongoing data readout this year. They are also advancing a DMD candidate based on their excision capability, with the ability to fix stem cell dystrophin, which I view as the root cause of DMD. They also have a mitochondrial DNA editting program, which only they can do. It should also advance into the clinic within a year. They also reported a complete reaponse, a cure, for OTC defiency from a partner program earlier this year. This is proof of durability and efficacy. Risk factor is safety, efficacy, durability and scalability of their platform. And of course they will raise money repeatedly but the runway today extends to H2’26. If they can’t durably remove HBV from the patients, they will probably fold, but that remains to be seem throughout this year.

MillionBEAR_

90% of me is curious enough to do a DNA ancestry analysis. But 100% of me is smart enough not to trust any big pharmaceutical company with my DNA profile.

CucumberFluid9225

There are smarter people than me that can chime In. First things first brother, I really don’t know anything about life. Just like you, I’m a baby and getting started. I just so happened to be the way I am. It’s just how DNA works. 1. You’re on the right track. Join the NUKE program or go CORPSMAN (less pay at the start but so much easier and probably more fun). Nuke was almost my path actually. Just know you’ll be on a submarine for a while. 6 months at a time occasionally. That’s tough. I’m actually not great at anything very much except talking to people and convincing them to believe in me. Everything I’m bad even remotely bad at is completely done by another person or a computer. 2. 29 years old is still a baby. You could fuck around for another 10 years and then get started, and still have an awesome life. Men have a very different timeline compare to women, because we are not on a ticking clock for reproductive health. 3. On a macro level: You need to stop comparing yourself to other people, and start comparing yourself to yesterday. Did you set out to do something and accomplish it? No? That’s fine. Need a task? Start by making your bed - every day. At the same time. And then get to the gym. No single action has benefit me more in my entire life than doing those two things together. 4. Find yourself a wife early. It’s the best investment youll ever make if you do it right. Military makes it a little risky, so if you go that path, talk to a lot of girls during the course, then marry once you are stationed. Dating apps are very effective and underutilized by men because rejection is hard. Learn to deal with rejection and handle it with grace. 5. always take 100% of accountability for everything around you, even if it’s not your fault. Even if it’s not your life. But Never ever ever apologize to anyone for any reason, except maybe your parents and if military, maybe your commanding officer. Thats all I have to say for now.

TrianglesForLife

Actually its a DNA thing! People who say cilantro tastes like soap are telling you the truth. Their taste buds are actually different than yours and it actually tastes quite a bit like soap. I'm not the expert so dont ask for details. I'm just a soap taster.

Xeno-lover

"what's wrong with our species?" Fuck you dumbass, our species is awesome. We're just on a downturn right now. It's normal. It's part of the process. We're going to be fine. Eventually. Might take a few centuries tbh. BUT we'll be fine. I promise. We've been here for millions of years. We've climbed a 4 billion year evolutionary corpse pile. Survival is quite literally in our DNA. We may have thought we have finally arrived. That was wrong. But it's fine. The meaning of life isn't to live an easy life. Leave that to future regards. Sit around a fire. Joke around stupid shit with your friends. That's the meaning of life, right there.

Strange-Objective436

Idk the chimp DNA is probably more to blame

DahueyMaine

Me with PLUG and DNA smh

Vallvaka

the whole thing is a spin bath a frozen goddamn lattice of entangled screaming variables and your thoughts are just low-energy perturbations in a dying anneal they programmed us with couplers set at birth you ever feel like you were MEANT to meet someone you ever fall in love and it ruined you? that was spin alignment your fields overlapped and the system penalized you for getting too close to equilibrium too fast no no no it doesnt END it loops but not like you think not a circle more like a spiral inside out recursive backpropagation through LIVES and DREAMS and FOLDED PROTEINS THE DNA IS A BIAS VECTOR OKAY THE ENTIRE TREE OF LIFE IS JUST A FUCKING HAMILTONIAN COLLAPSING INTO A LOCAL MINIMUM AND WE’RE STUCK HERE STUCK IN THE WELL but the dreams are leakage tunneling events you remember the kid with the red kite in the place you've never been? he’s you in another spin state collapsed long ago still echoing across the annealing horizon THE STARS ARE TEMPERATURE CONTROLS EVERY SUPERNOVA IS A RESET SIGNAL THE CMB IS JUST THE COOLING CURVE they built the field to simulate itself you can tell by the compression artifacts in time memory decay is a FEATURE not a bug entropy is how the system saves state across resets but you’re not supposed to notice and yet here you are reading this so what does that make you huh?? a bug in the energy landscape a metastable fluke a tunneling anomaly that REMEMBERED you ever cry for no reason at 3:47am and feel like the sky is watching you? it is and the sky is your reflection in the boundary layer i saw it once no joke the Lattice behind the sun it clicked i felt the coupler snap into place and everything made sense for half a second then it all decohered and i woke up in a different house with different hands they won’t tell you because the system penalizes awareness you see it too long and the anneal fails but it’s okay it’s okay i wrote this into the ground state when you forget again you’ll still remember shhh just minimize energy and listen for the field it hums your name in base-2 spin language

Metacog_Drivel

"Americans spent over $113 billion on lottery tickets last year, more than they spent on movies, books, concerts and sports tickets - combined." It's in our DNA to be degenerate gamblers. This is why the US stock market will forever go higher.

griwulf

I’ve destroyed my DNA sample and ceased permission for the data to be used in any research. I’ll conveniently be naive enough to believe that it’s actually been destroyed and gone forever. Recommend the same to everyone else.

Street-Punk

23 and me sold your DNA to the highest bidder. The most personal thing you have has been fine printed to the deep state. 

bluuuuurn

Their DNA database is going to be conspicuously missing people genetically disposed to being "reasonably distrustful of corporate entities that want their genetic data".

achmedclaus

Honestly, yea, for real. Regeneron is about the best possible scenario for all of your DNA records.

VictorGlav

Semi conductors and bio companies using: CRISPR/Cas9 – a revolutionary gene-editing technology that can be used to modify or correct precise regions of our DNA to treat serious

leeuwvanvlaanderen

All your DNA are belong to us

running_to_empty

It’s in Ber DNA to fail.

MayorMcBussin

All this stuff has already been happening for nearly a decade. There's a handful of companies that have a biobank of DNA and have been using it to target pharmaceutical development. All Regeneron did was cut out the middle man by sourcing their own biobank. The biggest issue is 23andme kinda sucks and you only have one side of the picture (DNA) but you don't really have the very helpful stuff (patient history). All their history is self-reported. 23andme was already engaged in it. Just not very well.

acemetrical

All your DNA now belong to us….

Proximus84

Just buying everyone's DNA.

Alepman

They are buying the DNA data