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@JohnWalker-i8u4r Says:
Before LSD, I often found myself trapped in familiar emotional patterns. They helped me step outside those patterns and observe myself with greater clarity and compassion.
@joeswampdawghenry Says:
Deez nutsszzzz 🎉🎉🎉😅😅😊😊😊
@cincplug Says:
Well at 27:17 he dangerously resembles his contemporary dr Emmet Brown, or it looks like it to me because of camera
@WolfServant Says:
Bro automation can sure free up our time… but we can only use it if we have the means to feed/water/shelter ourselves all the same.
It’s like inventing a dishwasher and going homeless because you can’t wash dishes by hand it’s really not the same thing…
Maybe instead add in a we should have UBIs?
@cockneyb2k Says:
I think things like,DMT ect changed humanity in the past.
And facts show the PCR tests for Covid was a lot of faulse negatives as even the government has said.
@baberoot1998 Says:
The guy who invented "blue light", was just as brilliant. A Japanese man, who was well liked.
@baberoot1998 Says:
Sooooo...Kary Mullis, was a clone of, Thomas Edison. Both...loved themselves.
@ElmoHellno Says:
Life is 100% designed by something that’s crazy
@rockchalk959 Says:
“Hudson freeze” working on if living things are in boiling water is so ironic lmao.
@ElmoHellno Says:
Offered him a job… Must be nice
@abdijames8159 Says:
Walter white
@BeyondTilted Says:
Morale of the story? Don’t be a dick to your coworkers and dont procrastinate publishing your invention
@aricstokes-x9f Says:
I Lie Lie they lie to me so much.I don't even like them
@ultrainstinct978 Says:
Police: "Hudson Freeze"....🤣
@majoranimation4561 Says:
Put this guy in more videos
@williamharper7 Says:
Thank you for this. I studied microbiology in the early years of this century and was most excited about the PCR lab work I was given access to. In our lab work we would splice a segment of bioluminescent sequences to a known sequence to easily be able to identify our results without a problem. As for Mr. Mullis, I think most chemists are really good at making things go BOOM 🙃🙂
@DiegoCastro-q3t Says:
There is no anthropogenic Global Warming and the concept of a hole in a layer of gas isn't very clever.
@emailant Says:
Automation freeing us up sounds great but as current reality would have it, we’d just lose our job. Businesses run to cut costs and maximise profit. Ain’t no space to keep overheads around to dream up stuff these days.
@junemarshall-kingsley566 Says:
I am reading, "Dancing Naked in the MindField", now and find it amusing, lively, giving a good sense of Mullis' energy. I haven't gotten far but his focus on external events, such as awards ceremonies, makes me hope that eventually he will offer insight into deeper aspects of life. For example, his relationships with women, why they ended. How was he to live with? We never get an inkling about why he thought it was OK to call the Empress of Japan, "Sweetie."
He is not that crazy about people, yet he discovers something that will save millions of lives. Why would he care about saving the lives of creatures he thinks are arrogant little animals? He loves the fame, which is very obvious from Page 1. "Hey Mom, look at me. Your little son from the South--and I made it big!" But he still comes across as a fascinating human being and someone I would definitely want to spend an evening with (though he would probably do all the talking.}
@TheBellBearingHunter69 Says:
Tom White gotta be the most Jason Statham movie character's name that I've ever heard a real person had
@nanoparticle5988 Says:
If A.I. tries to take over agriculture with robots, there will be an A.I. tractor battle that will make the baddest demolition derby look like a child playing with LEGOs.
@franklove5795 Says:
26:00 is that the damn bumblee song jingle a bit slowed down I hear?
@stevelegreid Says:
30:40 or created the pandemic by ramping up the cycle threshold and creating BILLIONS of false positive COVID tests. Just so happens Fauci and the other scammers were on the stand again this week. You really should go watch them get grilled while they lie out their asses. Again
@stevelegreid Says:
29:30 oh the audacity to not be a sheep
@stevelegreid Says:
Of course he wasn’t around to criticize Lord Anthony Fauci and his “science.” They made sure he wouldn’t be there to see the misuse of his test during the great testing pandemic of 2020. Everyone should watch his interview about Fauci after Fauci manufactured the AIDS epidemic
@sportbikeguy9875 Says:
Lmao, the PCR was a disaster in covid. They were doing wayyy to many cycles and forcing false positives. Many credible researches spoke out about this.
@nonamelol7 Says:
30:03 this tells me tht the president is a pure idiot and this is why africa is lagging bhend in education because the president himslef is an idiot
@garap4128 Says:
I mistakenly revised class 12 biology
@TELEVISIBLE Says:
Drug is good 😅😮
@JohnM-x6o Says:
This fable has nothing to do with lsd. Lame
@tripsaplenty1227 Says:
Good for you Kary, always told the truth about the drugs being the inspiration.
@EvaanSett Says:
All villain have a backstory
@HyungnamGu Says:
Automation is fundamentally reshaping the landscape of scientific discovery and intellectual work, moving beyond simple efficiency to enable entirely new, autonomous, and rapid approaches to research. Recent developments show that Al can now manage the full scientific lifecycle-creating ideas, writing code, running experiments, and
publishing findings.
Key Breakthroughs in Automated Discovery:
"Self-Driving Labs": Al-powered laboratories in fields like chemistry and biology are operating with minimal human intervention, discovering new materials and drugs 10 to 1000 times faster than traditional manual methods.
Al Scientist Agents: Systems like "The Al Scientist" can autonomously conduct research and peer review, accelerating discoveries that once took months to complete in days.
Overcoming Human Bias: Automated, 24/7 data analysis minimizes human observer bias in experiments, such as in animal behavioral studies.
How Automation Opens Our Minds:
Unlocking New Spaces: Al can explore vastly complex, high-dimensional data spaces that are beyond human cognitive limitations, finding novel solutions to intractable problems in materials science, protein folding, and medicine.
Shifting Human Roles: By relieving scientists of "dull, dirty, and dangerous" tasks, Al allows humans to focus on high-level conceptualization, asking the "right" questions, and interpreting complex, nuanced outcomes.
Accelerating Interdisciplinary Work: Automated systems can synthesize vast amounts of literature across disciplines, bridging knowledge gaps more efficiently than human review alone.
Future Implications & Challenges:
The Paradox of Automation: As automation increases, human oversight becomes more critical to prevent compounded errors, highlighting the need for a collaborative "human + machine" model.
Training & Education: Future research requires training scientists to be proficient in Al tools and robotic systems, in addition to traditional domain knowledge.
Ethical Considerations: The rise of autonomous Al scientists necessitates careful consideration of reproducibility, accountability, and the ethical implications of data-driven decisions.
@derkwillemlebbink Says:
Derk's Theory of Everything also came to life after having LSD
@kailashupadhyaya9980 Says:
Mullis left because he knew that the dna was also getting capitalized by the money hungry capitalists and the future was going to see many Dr. Fauchis creating corona or what not viruses. He knew that the technology he created was going to be weaponized as biological weapons. He knew that what he did was actually more bad to humanity that it was good. Checking a sickle cell on a microscope would have been better than creating something that would not allow people to get out of their home and enjoy nature.
@MayankKumar-so6sr Says:
I don't wanna say it out loud... But one of my fav people died before he could get his nobel prize......
It did not reduce his contribution, but would it be a bad thing to give this prize only to personalities no longer with us.
I shouldn't meet my heros but I still wanna be inspired by them
@AndreMarasca Says:
Alucinógenos mudam como você pensa
@Alex-jq5ft Says:
Totally thought this was gonna be about Albert Hofmann
@luffytheprirate Says:
Respect for kary
@briankennedy5578 Says:
But you failed to mention the part about what he said about using PCR for diagnosis purposes. He said you can't. You can diagnose anyone for anything with it. And what has pcr been getting so much attention for? Diagnosis of COVID. If he was alive he'd be yelling from the rooftops.
@mkultra599 Says:
PCR tests kept people safe from Covid? The overwhelming majority of the population was never unsafe when it came to Covid.
@PaintThePicture0 Says:
A scientist named freezed discovered high temperature bacteria talk about irony🫢
@tanyamishurovska9929 Says:
Automation is great IF you dont lose your job because of and have funds to support your creativity and problem solving
@steeveejee Says:
absolutely amazing
@Supervisoka Says:
If you’re on the moon why would it matter if it’s dark or not when trying to read the license plate. How about just “from the moon” lol
@gurnolla Says:
The misuse of PRC tech may have been used to support a false narrative in recent times. Time will tell. Hallucinogens may not bring anything to your table, but they will confuse your sense of self and perceptions of your surroundings.
@satyamyadav3146 Says:
Nice lecture on Genetics although I learned all of this in my 12th (NCERT)
Fir bhi neet m nhi hua
@DEVMISHRA-x5q Says:
He seems like Elon
@88absj12 Says:
i am so proud of myself that i studied genetics this in school ❤😂
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