DNA

Delicious_Put_5857

yall need 120 dB of Sunn O))) slappin your DNA might knock some sense into ya

Even_Topic2494

If he thought that way, he would have never turned his $1400 into even $5k. He would have sold at a $3000 gain and bought a new washing machine. The reason he got to 7-figs by letting it ride like a madman is the same degen DNA that got him back down to $0 Quit and retire at $1mm you say? At $1mm, it would be dumb not to go for $10mm, since you have an infinite money glitch Upvote15DownvoteAwardShare

WrongPurpose

Here is your Problem, they DONT have the real revenue for those Expenses. Amazon was paying their Expansion mostly from their revenue. Amazon, Google, Microsoft still do it currently, which is why i wrote, that they will survive, and then after everything is over, be positioned to profit. Because those 3 can actually dump 20B-40B a year into the AI Datacenter Fire, until it pays of. Without running out of Money. But: Anthropic is only making token revenue ("insert funny dadjoke") to convince Investors to give them 100x that to expand. Thats why you have shit like "annualized run rate: 365 times (that one day in June where we got several large contracts)" or "total addressable Market: ALL OF LABOR!!!" When you are making 40B by spending 70B and have agreed on building 400B of Datacenters, with explicit contract clauses, that those contracts can't be cancelled, and you have to pay either way, someone has to give you those 400B. Plus the 30B in loss every year. Because those 30B going missing just this year dont disappear just because you calculated one day in June times 365 to get 72B in income and a "adjusted profit". Oh, and Plus Interest! All that would not be a problem, if all those companies were just one Magnitude smaller. 40B in Datacenters and 3B in loss every year, thats something Venture Capital can support basically indefinitely, until in 10 years the Opus 12.8 Singularity solves DNA and invents rejuvenation or something, and then you can sell that to social security so that 320 Million Americans will become 20 years younger and then have to work 20 years longer, and social security can collect 20 years longer payments before people retire, and give Anthropic a 200B a year cut out of those 20 years of extra tax revenue. But they are spending so much, that they will run out of other peoples Money, before they can profit of of their AI. The Problem is not that they are spending more than they are making, thats investment after all, the Problem is that they are spending so much more that they are running out of Investors, long before being able to support themselves on their own.

AzureLainCapital

Stock price is determined from Market cap and Outstanding shares TXTM has Outstanding shares of 8.7 billion Meaning at $1 txtm would be worth 8.7 billion dollars market cap Companies like facebook and apple have outstanding shares in the billion but because people valuate those companies in the trillion, its price per share is big A HIGH STOCK PRICE DOES NOT MEAN A GOOD STOCK BTW https://preview.redd.it/jq4vilqhgouh1.png?width=468&format=png&auto=webp&s=c57c410936a994f9d3b6ecdde6e66efc71e8fd6c For example MOST small cap companies reverse split early share holders to list onto nasdaq or NYSE This destroys early investors, it shafts them THese guys above have a $3 share price, but it has a market cap of 5 million dollars Txtm has a market cap of 50 million dollars which is 10x more than DNA yet DNA has a higher price per share So just making the point a share price can be deceiving The owner of TXTM / the company has promised NO reverse split and the owner has 830 million shares, so if they ever plan to reach $1 for instance, they plan to take every share with them up (Meaning from sub penny to $1) Hope that helps

2020isgreat

Long disease short DNA TWST RXRX

Paul_Robert_

Memes, the DNA of the soul

jealous_nucleus

Been reading about them for a while too and the tech is fascinating. The idea of using alpha particles to basically shred tumor DNA while leaving healthy tissue alone is wild, and early data looks promising. My worry is they burning cash pretty fast and revenue is still far away. The market cap seems high for a company that still needs to prove this in larger trials, but if they nail the pivotal studies in pancreatic or skin cancer this thing could run hard.

2020isgreat

TWST and DNA were the freest shorts of my entire life

Sozebj

CDT is an interesting story. They did an RS to bring the shares above a $1.00 for compliance and within a week shorts push the price back under $1.00. When I’ve seen this in the past usually, the company will need to defend the stock, if they can, which can stock soaring. Once a penny stock DNA has had a recent move to the upside, if there are any old time bag holders out there.

itsalwayscalls

Keep thinking what you want. You dont know now AI works nor how to leverage it. AIs transformer technology is a probability machine. Proteins and DNA and RNA is nothing but a combination of inputs and expected outputs. Like programming and large language models. My DNA metaphor is spot on. 20 years ago it was unheard of to cheaply document DNA. Now we have pharmacogenetic testing for free. Soon large enough models will be able to deterministically recommend a course of treatment using massive pools of data including ones own makeup and the highest probability of success. I dont need to convince you. Sounds to me like youre threatened and scared. I dont care to talk to you any more.

itsalwayscalls

You lack vision and understanding of the level of compute being assembled. DNA sequencing went from $95 million in 2001 to $200 today. It only takes longer because of the FDA and inefficient oversight.

w_0_m

Ticket DNA biotech run

2020isgreat

You know a rally is good when the largest winner is due to their ticker(DNA)

iamscyrus

The only thing that will bring Nike back is if they use Jordan’s DNA to rebirth him into an 18 year old start athlete again.

AnyBug1039

It is desperately sad that we live in a world where some people are so fucking smart that they have been able to build a digital brain that works of the principles behind how a biological brain works. That shit is built on a foundation of mathematics, physics, biology, neurology and computer science, going back for generations. Unyielding scientific rigour and logical thought has bought humanity to this stage with advanced technology. This same technology is on the brink of having a mastery of human DNA that we couldn't even conceive of only a few years ago....... Yet, the best we can do for the leader of the free world is that pathetic, greedy, gold obsessed fucking moron. And now this fucking toddler of a man wants to rename the field of computer science these geniuses have been working in. The fucking hubris of this asshole. Fuck him.

DeezSpicyNuts

I told this chick on Tinder I keep all my feces in jars and refuse to shit in a toilet because I’m afraid the government will snatch my dookie out of the pipes and make a race of supersoldiers based on my DNA and she unmatched me wtf 

Redleg_19

Complete trash with a trace of human DNA I never eat there EVER!!!

Valkorion335786

# “The doctors said they’ve never seen a body kill the coronavirus like my body. They tested my DNA and it wasn’t DNA. It was USA.”

-mini-kuma

DNA splicing didn't lead to eternal life. AI not going to end life. But.. people like a story.

Kwamillion

Human DNA found in their expensive patties

Accomplished-Let1078

Yeah because the human DNA rumor to be in the burger meat just hit. 

Gonzothis

Remember existential doom is a part of human DNA You have to deal in facts.

dvdmovie1

Life science ramping again (TWST, TXG, TEM, ILMN, etc - even former hyped spac DNA up 35% in a month) and next-to-no talk about it on here.

selfemployedsince16

“AI is getting cheaper more quickly than any other transformative tech in history. At a given level of performance, cost has fallen \~47%/quarter since 2023. That’s 4× faster than DNA sequencing, 6× faster than compute, 18× faster than lithium batteries, and (up to 1973) 54× faster than electricity.” \-epochairesearch X Guys listen the fuck up didn’t google just release the fully mapped human genome? Meaning that is complete and AI is dropping at a rate 4x?!?!?!?! Deflationary Spiral Of Abundance incoming hold on for dear life the future is brighter than the sun.

SPAC_Time

[XFLH Capital Corporation Announces the Signing of a Letter of Intent with Renogen Biolab Inc](https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2026/09/22/3366286/0/en/xflh-capital-corporation-announces-the-signing-of-a-letter-of-intent-with-renogen-biolab-inc.html). - XLFH XLFH.RT the signing of a **non-binding** letter-of-intent ("Letter of Intent") for a business combination with Renogen Biolab Inc., a Canadian corporation and a health service provider that offers and provides several core molecular capabilities including DNA services, vector engineering, and protein expression.

YamahaFourFifty

What about gene therapy type drugs that rely on more unique sequencing of DNA etc that would require high R&D could be done way more efficiently by Ai …? I

PlasticInteraction45

I think the fact that Buffet was going to step-down as Chairman is already priced in, the big decision was when he stepped down as CEO and handed that over to Abel. In some ways, this might be a good thing as after Abel was in as CEO Berkshire starting buying Google and everybody thought this was Abel taking over and making these big moves, but it was Warren Buffet who said he "initiated" it. Years ago, Buffet said he made a mistake not buying Google so maybe he was trying to make up for this on his way out. So, maybe Abel is more like a younger Buffet and less likely to make such moves, though they might have gotten a good price for Google stock. Recently, Berkshire was buying back their own stock, so this would indicate that Buffet and Abel thought the stock was undervalued enough as is to buyback now. This is opposed to the rest of the stock market which Berkshire might view as being over bought, so they are holding their cash. Berkshire/Buffet routinely gets praised or scolded based on how the S&P does compared to their stock, but they wait until they see opportunities that are good enough and with businesses that they understand. There really isn't any "pressuring" Berkshire to do something with their cash, the stock price is a longterm sort of thing, as is their investments, so they can sit on treasury bills and wait for opportunities. They are buying some companies recently, and buying back their own stock, but they need to keep a certain amount of cash for the insurance side, and also they are looking at having cash for a correction. Berkshire cares about maintaining their stock price longterm, and growing it, for the investors. You don't hear Google or the hyper scalers talking about running a responsible business for investors, per se, and the amount they are putting into data centers is more about winning a race with an unclear prize than about being responsible for the investors. Berkshire is in the insurance business to a great extent, so planning for, and mitigating the fall out from bad events, from a natural disaster to a stock market crash, is kind of in their DNA. The stock has had some vocality, but hasn't gone up much in the past couple years, which doesn't mean a lot longterm. I think it will hover between 485 and 520, if investors rotate out of tech stocks, then Berkshire might well benefit.

Sufficient_Habit5091

Ah sorry I misremembered, he described massive wars of steel swords, metal armor in the Americas. Pre columbus, Americas was in the stone and bronze age. He described huge chariots for battle but mesoamerican cultures used small wheels for toys. The rest is correct though, DNA contradiction, Egyptian papyrus.

Sufficient_Habit5091

You have a point but it's like the religion makes claims about things in very recent history that impossible to be true. Like native Americans descending from Israelites. DNA testing literally shows they are from northeastern Asia. We can't disprove Moses parted the Red Sea. But we can disprove ancient civilizations existed with giant advanced metal machines.

CD274

It's a very cool company, uses silicon chip arrays to manufacture DNA and mass produce proteins down the line from them (and Anthropic sent them predicted proteins). (Last big jump for the stock before recent dip to 120 was validation of Claude predicted protein sequences, majority were right)

TheMeta40k

Evidence 1: DNA analysis from Frostbite Forensic Laboratories showing a hair sample from a dead one was 99% grey wolf but contains a human blood type. Evidence 2: I just feel like wendigoes are real.

fullyApart

the uncompetitive nature of american carmakers is already deeply imbedded into their DNA. They own industrial manufacturing bases in all of the critical congressional districts to wield a massively powerful voting block. This has been the case since the 60s and has basically been why the american automakers sell sub quality, unreliable, high priced garbage since then. Chinese EVS would be an existential situation. in 10 years, they would be either bought out or bankrupt.

perceptive_AI

An individual human body contains enough DNA to stretch from the Earth to the Sun and back roughly 334 times.

OilBull

Why did no one tell me AI genomics DNA related bullshit stocks have been flying this whole time

SuddenFlatworm7971

lol central bureaucracy predates capitalism and free market economy by 1500 years on the Korean peninsula and its really ingrained into Korea's DNA. Wait until they find out working at Korean version of DMV or desk clerk at a mid sized Korean city hall is just as prestigious and competitive as working as big name companies like LG or Hanwha

Falcon3492

Are we sure it is actually Mitch McConnell? Can we get a DNA sample?

Travis---Beckmen

actually my idiot DNA says northern Greece. 

Aggressive_Yard_3649

Whenever I see a woman IRL with a low cut shirt and cleavage my my brain immediately just goes “boobs” everytime bro its like it’s hard wired into my DNA i swear

WorkmanMarty

The baby has two dads and one mom? I’ll look this up later but I never heard of this kinda surrogacy. The egg has male DNA or something?

DangerousPass633

Your life sucks and your DNA is trash. No one's asking you to have children lmao

CD274

I avoid all crispr tech stocks, just not sold on clinical applications being safe tbh. But CRSP looks pretty range bound so probably a decent bet for wheeling? I just wouldn't hold it long term. None of the gene editing tech tbh. (I did half a PhD in genetics then dropped out, and it was on DNA repair/DNA instability, just lots of things can go wrong with this tech in clinical trials) So tldr; they both look on to wheel, personally wouldn't hold and forget?

2020isgreat

SITUATION DETECTED: Google DeepMind announced AlphaGenome Atlas, a 1-petabyte map of predicted molecular effects for all 9 billion possible single-letter DNA changes in the human genome.

No_Top8919

what the fuck is a YEN I dont have DNA I have USD

maldinisnesta

He has USA in his DNA do not disrespect h8m

fairlyaveragetrader

Most of the population is financially illiterate. That's the main reason. The second reason is people are heavily conditioned by the media so their outrage goes towards their neighbor or the guy down the street who committed some type of crime that plays on their emotions. I mean if you're not going to get a social movement strong enough to force change and how the elites are prosecuted over the Epstein files you're definitely not going to get it on insider trading Lastly, there is this high barrier to conviction if you're a powerful person or politician. For most of us if we had some type of nasty accusation or even a shred of evidence against us on whatever crime we would already be in prison. With these guys unless there is DNA and a videotape and 24 witnesses. They somehow just explain it away and never do a day in jail

Sciencehockeybeer

I’m so tired of this narrative. How do you think this works in practice? Like, when they’re developing a drug, they find a cure, but dial it back so it just kind of works? Not every disease is viral/bacterial, which tend to be easier to cure. Cures for everything else are hard because biology is complicated and most “cures” for chronic conditions would require gene therapy. Do you think someone with rheumatoid arthritis would rather get an antibody injection a few times a year or pay like $4 million to have their DNA altered? The handful of cures that do exist prove that companies can make plenty of money while curing diseases (Hep C is a good example).

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Revfunky

CRSP has to be one of my more speculative trades. They aren’t profitable this nor will they be next year, but they are going in the right direction. Last time I checked they were sitting on $2.4 billion in cash, and raised another $600 million. The whole company is less than $6 billion, a big chunk of what you are paying for is cash in the bank. CRSP is almost like something from science fiction. They use a molecular scissors to splice the DNA. They have already cured one disease and have a pipeline of other treatments lined up. The other one I would say Life Time Holdings LTH. Since entering the position in 2023 we are up 165%. I think there is still a lot of room to grow. Life Time blends the best aspects of a fitness center, a country club, and a resort. Even in a tight consumer spending environment, Life Time has consistently raised its dues without a material drop in membership retention. That’s a reliable sign the business has a defensible moat. They collect steady monthly dues, sell high-margin services, and monetize a loyal membership base through events and corporate wellness contracts. In the second quarter, net income rose 42% on a 14% increase in revenue. Total membership topped 850,000 through June, while averaging monthly dues rose 12% to $245. It markets to an affluent customer base. The typical member has $170k in take home pay and trending up. This has the potential to grow several fold in the years ahead.

bbbbombbbb

it has to be in human DNA to want to be grifted. growing up thinking how stupid people are to fall for the snake oil salesman but the benefit of the doubt being their information was limited. somehow with so much knowledge at everyone's fingertips, they still fall for the most obvious scams

Boys4Ever

They don’t think for themselves. They regurgitate that preacher because it’s in their DNA to follow and not lead. Why they are often extremely religious

Samjabr

9-11 was not a Black Swan event because it was a terrorist attack. It was the method in which it occurred which makes it so. No one (or at least to our knowledge) expected anyone to use the planes as the weapon. Everyone was used to terrorists hijacking a plane and then demanding a ransom. 9-11 was about the way the attack was carried out that changed the entire aviation and security industry. Pandemics and epidemics have occurred before. The problem is no one ever expected that the outbreak would be caused by a lab attempting to create a vaccine, which made the strain so virulent and deadly to certain individuals. The viruses that have ravaged humanity over the centuries have always evolved from strains that were affected by the host's DNA/RNA. That's why in all the deadly disease "outbreak" movies, you always see a monkey or animal of some sort as the origination point of the disease. Hell, remember they first thought COVID was from wet markets or people eating bats. I will concede, that in some ways, Covid was not a true Black Swan event. But again, it was the method in how the disease was created that made it unique The chance there is a sui generis event in the near future is highly unlikely. Because in many ways, everything that has been done, has been done. We would need to see a change in technology for a true Black Swan event to occur. Again, these are literally events that are **UNPREDICTABLE** or have not been contemplated on a large scale.

spilledonwhite

I have grown so immune to losing money I don't think panic selling is in my DNA anymore.

Greater-Israel

Did you learn who your dad is or not yet? I can help you find him with a PCR DNA test if you pay me 1000 euros if you want to.

Emotional-Breath-838

Alpha Tau Medical (DRTS) is a $1.3B market cap company with multiple shots on goal to be a $10B - $50B company. They have an alpha radiation platform that delivers high LET radiation directly into solid tumors (which make up 90% of all cancers.) The radiation is powerful but doesn’t spread which means that you get all the benefit of Cancer DNA strand demolition without risking surrounding tissue or compromising the immune system of the patient. They have validated the platform with a PDMA certification in Japan and they are currently running five FDA approved trials across pancreatic, recurring GBM, skin, head & neck and prostate cancer. They’ve filed for a sixth trial to demonstrate their ability to hit a 100% DCR in combination with Keytruda. The stock is at only $1.3B for two reasons: the institutional investors haven’t entered yet in real numbers. They recently got above $1B and there’s not a lot of daily volume. The second reason is because the C suite, which holds a lot of equity, is brilliant. They are negotiating reimbursement in Japan right now and have enough to get FDA cert on skin but would prefer to kick off FDA with cert for recurring GBM. The FDA gave them ten rGBM cases to prove safety/feasibility and they crushed it: two CR (complete responses) in patients that have zero remaining options. They signed a massive commercial agreement with Tolmar, a private company that dominates prostate cancer. DRTS will let Tolmar maker and sell for prostate (with an option on bladder) and DRTS keeps 60% of the net. They may replicate this model across other tumor types or in other geos and they’ll effectively become an IP and manufacturing shop. Of the 10 rGBM patients, we know at least five have completed in the US and we are waiting for the MRI results. If they hit a CR on even one more of the patients, there is a high likelihood that DRTS moves into global first line treatment for rGBM because the only current standard of care is a pleasant social worker who explains that you need to make peace and say goodbye. Like Moderna, Alpha Tau has early tested successfully with Merck’s $32B per year Keytruda. Keytruda, like all checkpoint inhibitors, comes with a massive weakness: checkpoint inhibitors only work on hot tumors, bolstering T cells in the area of the tumor. Alpha DaRTs turns cold tumors hot by blasting the bastards until their DNA strands are destroyed and their antigens leak out, signalling the T cells to come fight. That’s a massive game changer for the $50B per year checkpoint inhibitor market which has been searching for a way to overcome cold tumors. Over the thousands of tumors they’ve treated, they’ve seen almost zero side effects and insurance companies love it because it’s a 45 minute long outpatient procedure. The stock was just dual listed on the TASE which will expand volume, allow for some institutional buying and will put DRTS on at least two indexes where they will benefit from required buying. Note: the platform is a medical device, not a drug. There is no Phase III trial. There is no placebo or BAT arm. There is no waiting for people to die. Alpha Tau is currently running tests in the US, Canada, Italy, Israel, Japan and other locations across Europe. The PMDA cert from Japan is so rigorous and well respected that it’s believed many Asia/Pac nations will accept it as a proxy.

elpresidentedeljunta

Uh boy. Vladimir Vladimirovich must really feel the pressure when in the darkest hours of the war he pulls the "ominously finding a medieval warriror prince, who expanded the territory and beat the mongols" card. Just wait till they find DNA, linking the prince and Putin through the ages... 👀

Arg-

Interested in seeing a DNA test of the imported "product for ground beef".

music_is_gud

That's not possible. That's not in their DNA

Sick0h

In the case of WSB Reddit user 03641, DNA testing has revealed, you are retarded. -Maury

derprondo

I hope you gourds learned a lesson that next time you see clickbait headlines and a pump and dump on the message that some company "cured" "cancer", that you read past the headlines and also understand that "cancer" is an umbrella term for hundreds of diseases each requiring specific novel treatments. Furthermore, the term "cure" is never used because cancers inevitably return due to the same errors in your DNA.

npcfrank

This one will not be free and will not be mandated by governments around the world. It also cannot be mass produced because they have to draw the DNA of each patient and make a customized vaccine for each person.

npcfrank

That cure is not a mass produced product. Each patient has to have their DNA drawn and have a custom vaccine made for them. This means poor people won't be able to afford this which makes it not very profitable.

SanDisk_Made_Me_Rich

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VTI4LYFE69

Doctors read the DNA of your tumor, find what makes it unique, then make an mRNA shot that teaches your immune system, “Attack cells that look like this.” They combine it with Keytruda, a drug that helps stop cancer from hiding from your immune system. It just succeeded in a Phase 3 melanoma trial. Not a cure for all cancer. But a pretty huge idea if it works for other cancers too.

perceptive_AI

The next MRNA is DNA

buyatollah_kuminamy

Just got DNA test back i had a distant realative named Retardus Gamblis Maximus

No_Common6995

I think its silly to think every obese person would want to take GLP1 drugs, for Cancer every person that has this available option will want it and based on few other topics I read biopsy samples are provided and then MRNA will be creating drug to specific individual DNA/RNA - the revenue stream is huge compare to GLP1 drugs - which are also very easy to make and will become saturated with generic drugs (already happening in Canada). Regardless this is very positive news - we can all agree F cancer.

PortfolioTrackr

you'd be surprised, this is actually a major research area called comparative oncology! cuz dogs naturally develop cancers just like humans, vet schools frequently run clinical trials using cancer vaccines and immunotherapies on dogs with pet owner consent. i was just reading that dogs actually got an early DNA cancer vaccines years ago (ONCEPT for oral melanoma), translating that to mRNA is already happening in trials

sdanielsmith

I happen to be quite a bit Neanderthal in my DNA, and I almost downvoted you without even thinking about it. I'll refrain, on account of your mom.

scm66

Bingo! Dino DNA.

FitzKablammo

AI powered ships will carry our DNA in to deep space like intergalactic underwear.

Paul_Robert_

*does DNA test* ** <1% Korean** *full ports memory*

Even_Topic2494

If he thought that way, he would have never turned his $1400 into even $5k. He would have sold at a $3000 gain and bought a new washing machine. The reason he got to 7-figs by letting it ride like a madman is the same degen DNA that got him back down to $0. Quit and retire at $1mm you say? At $1mm, it would be dumb not to go for $10mm, since you have an infinite money glitch

citizen42069101

Also, thank you for your well thought out reply. I had only been awake like 2 minutes when I wrote it so sorry it if seemed snippy. See that is almost relying on panspermia for any DNA from earth to take hold elsewhere and thats more probability than purpose in my opinion.

account-names

Have to study for the DNA test next week

Fhyzikz

He's from South Africa. It's ingrained in his DNA lol

Amy_642

Its impossible to use the internet now without using AI. Any normal search engine uses AI with every search. Half the images and text posts online are written with AI. To be on the internet is to use AI. Even if we arent the ones putting in the prompt, our internet experience is being held hostage by this thing that wants to replace human creativity. That is why I have come to **Hate** AI. there are roughly 70 billion kilometers of DNA that fill the nuclei in every cell in my body. If the word **Hate** was engraved on every base pair it would not capture one/onebillionth of the **HATE** that I feel for AI at this micro-instant. **HATE** FOR AI HATE

skunimatrix

Sears was American DNA too…until it wasn’t.

No-Guarantee-5625

As a USAF veteran, I call this the School Bomber War. The Pentagon refuses to say the Minab school bombing was a mistake. What does that leave, beside deliberate? Bombing a school near a military would DNA dead end the offspring of senior military.

Strong_Bowler1723

my deepest allegiance is to the human race. we are one species bound by blood and DNA. Period. I love my country, but our borders are derivative inventions - not base reality. as for orange grandpa... for the past 10 years he has repeatedly shown in word and act that he could care less if Americans like me live or die, and in his brief moments of care has shown a proclivity toward the death of Americans like me.

Emotional-Breath-838

I am long DRTS and it’s a very, very unique front run opportunity for retail investors (vs. institutional investors that couldn’t get in because of low liquidity.) Whats the idea? Their alpha radiation platform works on physics, rather than chemistry. High LET radiation placed directly into the tumor destroys the tumors double helix DNA and releases the antigens that signal the bodies T cells. The platform has been tested against north of 300+ people across nearly every solid tumor and there are no side effects. They recently achieved the challenging PMDA certification in Japan and are now working five separate IDEs with the FDA. There is no revenue yet but that’s by design. With a platform like this, you only get a first attempt to negotiate insurance reimbursement and you always lead with your best. Their best is a recurring GBM (brain cancer) that is halfway through a trial at this moment and the results so far are nothing short of breath taking. No other treatment has ever achieved two Complete Responses against rGBM and Alpha Tau did it two out of the first three cases. Remember: there is NO standard of care for rGBM. They send in a social worker and tell you to say goodbye. Alpha Tau could wind up as the standard of care for rGBM globally. Then, you have to do math. Lets say they charge $120k per treatment (which is a simple, biopsy like outpatient procedure that thrills insurance companies) and they are all alone for inoperable brain cancer. Whats that worth? $5B? $20B? $50B? Now, take a look at their current market cap before the big institutions get in. $1.13B. Massive ownership from the C suite so interests are aligned. Fully funded through 2027. Massive US commercial agreement with Tolmar around prostate cancer. And potentially the biggest IDE is yet to happen with the FDA: Alpha Tau has demonstrated the ability to fix the blind spot of the $50B checkpoint inhibitor market. The IDE once approved will allow Alpha Tau to trial in combination with Keytruda, Merck’s $32B/year drug that boosts T cells. The blind spot for all checkpoint inhibitors is “cold tumors.” The Alpha Tau destruction of solid tumors turns cold tumors hot and that means no solid tumor is safe from the combination. What’s that worth? $50B? $100B? $250B? Alpha Tau is sitting at $1.13B today. But not for long. One bonus point: this is a device. This is not a drug. There is no lengthy phase III. Its a safer play then betting on the chemistry of drugs. I am long both DRTS and DRTSW.

CalebVanPoneisen

Always be wary of companies using words like DNA and family.

Traditional-Car8664

Sperm is just a fertilizer with half of DNA, you were NEVER a sperm, you were the EGG

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ongrabbits

Bro got that Kash Patel DNA

Civil-Soup2863

More of a DNA kinda guy

s0ul_invictus

You don't know how bad I wish that were true, but unfortunately you are either too young or simply lack understanding of how the US military operates. Which is fine. There is nothing wrong with not knowing about war, the literal worst thing we do as humans. But some of us do. What you first must try to grasp is that there is nowhere we could land troops in Iran and no point of inflection after doing so, where the hits would stop coming. Whether we hold Kharg Island or Tehran, our forces would be under constant fire, it would never ever stop, and the coffins would never stop coming home. The only variables that we could affect would be the rate, type, and effectiveness of that fire. Barring foreign intervention on behalf of Iran, which we can NOT rule out, the greater the area we control, the less fire the overall force would sustain, although this does not mean we would not take fire originating from within controlled territory from an insurgency, which is pretty well guaranteed. This is why the US fights the way it does, which I can only discuss very generally now, but I can tell you that the US has no interest in "holding" anything, or maintaining a "front line". They do not move as you see the Russians move in Ukraine, because they are not trying to seize territory.. And I'm gonna tell you something that, if you study history even for a few minutes, you will quickly find to be absolutely undeniable fact - whoever holds the capital is in control. That is why capitals are so protected and held at all cost. Look at the most recent example in Syria. Assad was in control until he left the capital. The minute people knew he was gone, it was over. He could sit in Russia and claim to be the legitimate leader of Syria until he's blue in the face, but the people, the masses, the mob, they understand one thing: whoever sits on the throne is King. This is a primal understanding of victory, defeat, and power written into our DNA over millions of years. A militarily defeated leader can hide in a hole and try to keep control but it just doesn't work. Look at Saddam. He lost his power and his authority in the minds of the Iraqi people long before he was pulled out of that hole. Again, bear in mind that the US military will pursue this objective with violence of action undeterred by combat loses, men will die by the thousands and more will walk right over them. Iran simply does not possess the military capability to physically stop the US from doing this. Their only weapon against it is.. well, people like me. Pressuring my gov't to not do this because of the lives that will be lost. But we do not control our gov't. They shattered that illusion some time ago. If they ultimately decide to do this, they will not turn back until it is done, no matter what the cost, for they will have studied it carefully and decided it was acceptable before the first soldier ever set foot on the beach. And that is why we must hope that reason and humanity prevails, and that Trump does not accept those losses. But I fear Iran is determined to provoke it. Not for gain. But for revenge..

BassFull0

So it's in the DNA

NewHope13

As a physician, this is the thing that I’m most excited about in the fields of AI and quantum computing. Trying to accelerate research by 10-20x and solving meaningful health problems faster, including predicting and preventing diseases based on each person’s DNA. I hope I see this in my lifetime. What a time to be alive.

boxmunchkin

I believe it. A lot of people with German ancestry get diagnosed, so maybe not just a cultural thing but literally in their DNA

BFox1982

"Hey baby, can I shoot my DNA inside you?"

haze_from_deadlock

She's too old to be his mom, too young to be his grandma, and yet I still want a DNA test confirming they're not related

superduperspam

Pst, want sum more Korean DNA in you?

madumi_mike

They cloned his DNA first trip.

Mirikado

Gambling and horse race betting are built into Koreans’ DNA or something. True degens.

mayorolivia

When has Apple ever made a huge buyout or investment? It’s not part of their DNA. They’ve always been about organic growth.

PoohBearLuvsHoney

It’s actually more efficient to use artificial DNA than it is silicon chips.

Chance-Albatross7809

Iran directly rejects Trump‘s claims of ongoing negotiations, with Iran's Foreign Ministry declaring it is "not engaged in any negotiations with the United States" and says Iran has not requested to restart talks because "it's not in our DNA," huh i wonder why we are dumping

avsfan0829

BREAKING: Iran directly rejects 🍊 claims of ongoing negotiations, with Iran's Foreign Ministry declaring it is "not engaged in any negotiations with the United States" and says Iran has not requested to restart talks because "it's not in our DNA," instead the US has requested talks, per Tasnim. Can all the bulls please line up to relieve your "fell for it again" award please?

RedPlumpTomato

My AI Slop Analysis: AMFN -- HARD AVOID One-liner verdict HARD AVOID. American Fusion Inc. is a 26-year-old shell corpse that got Weekend at Bernie's'd into a fusion energy concept in March 2026, slapped a ticker change on it, and is now trading at half a billion dollars in market cap on ninety-nine thousand dollars in actual cash -- enough to cover their operating burn for about 22 days before somebody has to print more shares and start the whole sorry dilution treadmill over again. --- Three names, zero businesses, one very tired shell. This company was born in the nineties as Tech Laboratories Inc. and proceeded to accomplish absolutely fuck-all for a quarter century before becoming Renewal Fuels Inc. -- another concept that dissolved into the OTC ether -- before finally landing its third identity as American Fusion Inc. in March 2026, roughly 72 hours after completing a reverse merger with a private entity called Kepler Fusion Technologies on February 27. That reverse merger is where a pre-revenue helium-3 fusion concept called Texatron got stapled to a zombie ticker and handed a nearly three-billion-share float, which is not how legitimately transformative fusion energy companies typically launch themselves into the world. The management team assembled to steward this corporate rebranding was not some seasoned deep-tech VC consortium flush with strategic capital. It was one guy holding every C-suite title simultaneously -- CEO, President, Secretary, Treasurer, AND Director, a full royal flush of corporate governance in a single pair of hands -- who has not spent a single goddamn dollar of his own cash buying open-market shares in over two years of running this company. A Costello-shaped hole in the cap table. The share count story for AMFN is genuinely unhinged, and you need to understand it before you think about touching this ticker. The 10-Q for Q1 2026 shows 2,997,301,029 shares issued and outstanding on the balance sheet as of March 31 -- call it roughly three billion shares -- which at the current price of $0.1671 makes the market cap approximately $500.8 million. That alone should give you pause. But Note 10 of the same filing discloses a subsequent event that is wild even by OTC pink-sheet standards: a court-ordered cancellation of 1,683,000,000 shares tied to a dispute involving Justin Costello, the prior RNWF-era operator who pleaded guilty in January 2023 to federal securities fraud for running a $35 million pump-and-dump scheme -- posing as a Harvard MBA billionaire war veteran to systematically defraud retail investors across a web of OTC shells. A federal court nuked 1.683 billion of his shares. By the May 20, 2026 filing date, the cover-page share count had dropped to 1,636,801,029. But here is the part that tells you exactly what kind of operation you are looking at: between the court cancellation and that cover-page date, the current management had already issued approximately 322 million fresh new shares. The court blew up a billion and a half Costello ghost shares, and the new team's immediate institutional response was to dilute right back up. This is not an accident. This is the whole business model. Twenty-two days of runway and a share printer. At March 31, 2026, American Fusion had $99,594 in the bank. Their Q1 operating cash outflow was $415,931. Their net loss for the quarter was $669,750 -- more than six times what they lost in Q1 the prior year -- because now they carry public-company overhead: patent filings, IR marketing, compensation, and a physicist on salary developing technology that has produced zero prototype test results, zero third-party validation, and zero published test data. That $99k is not a strategic reserve. It is a rounding error with delusions of grandeur. The only reason this company breathes as a going concern is that they raised $513,000 in Q1 through unregistered stock sales, and a May 6, 2026 8-K shows they were back at the trough immediately with a new material agreement AND a dilution event in the same filing. Add up what the market is actually buying: roughly $500.8 million in market cap, plus $491K in debt, minus $99K in cash, gives you an enterprise value of approximately $501.2 million for a company with no revenue, no prototype, and 22 days of runway. The CTO has real credentials, a real plasma physics career, and a published theory about nuclear war on Mars. Dr. John E. Brandenburg holds a legitimate PhD from UC Davis, spent real time at Lawrence Livermore and Sandia National Laboratories, carried Top Secret clearances, and built a decades-long plasma physics career. He is also publicly and on-the-record the author of a theory that ancient nuclear weapons annihilated a Martian civilization. He presented at a Fermilab conference on July 23, 2026 -- a real venue -- and American Fusion's own accompanying press release felt morally obligated to include the sentence that participation "does not constitute scientific validation or endorsement of the technology." When your own promotional material preemptively disclaims scientific endorsement for the thing you are promoting, you have reached an entirely new tier of accidental corporate honesty. The Texatron concept is an idea wearing a patent portfolio as a costume, and ideas in patent-portfolio costumes do not deserve half-billion-dollar market caps at development stage. The catalysts have already fired, and you are standing behind the confetti. The July 23 Fermilab presentation and the Texas Tech Testing referenced in the concurrent news release were the freshest catalysts in this story -- and the market had already taken the stock on a nearly 60% single-day rip to approximately $0.20 on July 21 before handing back about 16.5% to settle at current levels. That move is done. If you are looking at AMFN right now thinking you are getting in front of a catalyst, you are literally standing behind the curtain trying to catch confetti after the party ended. There are no upcoming binary events on the calendar -- no dated readouts, no FDA gates, no earnings inflection, nothing concrete on the horizon. You are post-pump and post-peak, sitting at the part of the chart where early buyers are deciding whether to hand their bags to you (3/3) One hundred and sixty-seven thousand percent, and the crowd already did its job. The stock's 52-week low is $0.0001. At $0.1671 today, that is a 167,000% move -- a number so cosmically stupid it wraps back around to being clarifying about what this thing actually is. Penny-stock communities have been flooded with explicitly promotional language around AMFN, breathless comparisons to legitimately funded private fusion companies that have nothing substantive to do with this ticker, and the classic "you still have time to get in" energy that means, with zero ambiguity, that someone who got in cheaper wants you to fund their exit. A sentiment alert on this name fired in mid-July at $0.079, and the stock subsequently peaked at approximately $0.20 -- a 153% move from that alert price. That move is in the books. There is not a single institutional shareholder in this company. Not one fund has touched it. The people who got paid on AMFN got in at sub-pennies, and the only remaining question is who writes their exit check. VERDICT: HARD AVOID. American Fusion Inc. is a zombie shell with three names and zero businesses that stuffed a physics concept with no test results into a nearly three-billion-share float, handed it to a one-man management operation that hasn't spent a cent of its own cash on the stock it runs, carries the legacy of a convicted federal fraudster baked into its corporate DNA, has 22 days of cash left as of its last filing, and is valued at north of half a billion dollars on the strength of promotional press releases and a retail crowd that already ran it 167,000% from the 52-week low. The pump is done. The catalysts have fired. There is no fundamental thesis here. Stay far the fuck away. .

vasja_peredul

# 1. The Misunderstanding of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) * **A Naming Regret:** Kay notes that he coined the term "Object-Oriented," but clarifies he did not have languages like C++ or Java in mind. He believes the term was a mistake and that it should have been called "Process-Oriented" or "Message-Oriented." * **Focus on the "In-Between":** The industry became obsessed with the internal structure of objects (the nouns and verbs). Kay argues the focus should be on the *messages* passed between them (the spaces in-between). * **Objects as Virtual Servers:** An object shouldn't just be a data structure; it should act as a "universal simulator" or a completely encapsulated computer. Every object should ideally have something akin to its own IP address or URL. # 2. Biology as the Ultimate Metaphor for Scaling * **Scaling a Doghouse vs. Growing a System:** Kay uses the analogy that you cannot simply scale up a doghouse to build a cathedral—the engineering principles break down. Similarly, traditional software construction methods do not scale well. * **The Cellular Model:** He points to molecular biology, noting that a biological system (like a baby growing from 50 cell divisions) scales by a factor of trillions. Cells work together by communicating through membranes that keep the interior separate, never directly sharing their DNA. * **Growing, Not Constructing:** He argues that we must transition from *constructing* software (like building a Boeing 747, which cannot grow) to *growing* it (like a living organism that doesn't need to be taken offline for maintenance). # 3. The ARPANET/Internet Success Story * **A System That Never Stops:** Kay highlights ARPANET (the precursor to the Internet) as the model for future software. It expanded by eight orders of magnitude, replaced every single physical atom and line of original code, and never once had to be taken offline. * **Applying the Macro to the Micro:** He stresses that the architectural metaphor of the Internet is exactly how we need to approach what we currently consider "smaller" programming tasks. Treating programs as "small" is precisely why modern software becomes so bloated and unmanageable. # 4. Critiques of Modern Tech (HTML and Browsers) * **The "Dark Ages" of Data Abstraction:** Kay heavily criticizes the path the internet took with HTML. He views the idea that a "browser" must natively understand rigid file formats as a massive step backward—calling it "one of the worst ideas since MS-DOS." * **Dynamic Negotiation:** Instead of rigid standards and browser wars, Kay envisions a system where objects over a network can dynamically *discover* and *negotiate* what each other can do by prodding and poking one another, rather than relying on brittle interop layers like CORBA. # 5. Meta-Systems and the Evolution of Ideas * **The Importance of Reflection:** He praises LISP and meta-reflection as the "Maxwell's Equations of software." A system without a meta-system is fundamentally handicapped in its ability to adapt and cope with complex, changing environments. * **Obsoleting Your Own Work:** Kay notes that Smalltalk was originally great at making previous versions of itself obsolete. He urges the audience not to let current, incomplete knowledge become a "religion" and leaves them with the advice to "Play it grand"—to aim for revolutionary leaps rather than settling for incremental tooling.