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31 Ing. Químico 👨🏻🎓. Real Madrid ⚪. 🇪🇸🇻🇪.
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Alberto Jesus retweeted
Trump on Iran: They have no navy; they have no air force. Inflation is through the roof."
Replying to @blknoiz06
This resonates with what we've been building toward at LUKSO since the early days.
The idea that identities, communities, and the tokens around them should be connected has always been central to our vision. 🆙✨
$NAUT Correct.
Precision agriculture isn’t new.
Accessible precision agriculture is.
For decades, centimeter-level positioning was reserved for large operations that could afford $5,000–$15,000+ in hardware and hundreds to thousands per year in correction fees.
Better seed placement. Less waste. More yield — but only if you could pay for it.
@GEODNET changes that.
Only $40/month or $400/year.
22K+ base stations. 175 countries.
The same accuracy. Available to any farmer, anywhere.
Alberto Jesus retweeted
In all my time writing on 𝕏, I’ve never seen sentiment like with $NAUT right now.
It’s not just that engagement is explosive, in large part because the stock more than doubled in no time. But it feels like people really want to understand proteoform biology, learn about the thesis, and are hungry for more information.
So if you’re interested in the stock and have an interesting angle to add, I think a lot of people would be grateful to hear it.
That said, always keep in mind that this is still a microcap, a pure-play biology science project with huge asymmetry if the thesis plays out, but one that has yet to prove itself commercially. Important commercial milestones are expected next year, likely in H2.
(Not investment advice.)
$NAUT just announced it expects to receive up to $6M from an ARPA-H-funded research program focused on Alzheimer’s and cancer.
That’s a lot of money for an early-stage biotech, and another nice validation of its platform.
What I find particularly interesting is the data angle Parag Mallick highlighted. Voyager generates highly differentiated proteoform data that can be used to train AI models to better understand how proteins become dysfunctional and cause disease.
The more research like this, the more valuable data Voyager can collect. Better data means better models, potentially new discoveries, and more demand for the platform.
So this could be a very interesting flywheel in the making for Nautilus, and I think it’s worth keeping an eye on.
P.S. Of course, the stock is deep in the red today. Bots can’t stand good news.
Alberto Jesus retweeted
How do you pitch AI to retailers?
@Auki pitched Cactus, its AI copilot for physical retail, at NACS and showed how robots can integrate with it.
According to the founder Nils Pihl:
▪️ The robot maintains a digital twin of the store, so the AI can tell you how to run it better
▪️ To make the case, the team told visitors about a Hong Kong retailer that tried to remove human decisions such as product choice and pricing, and reportedly increased sales at its flagship location by 258%
▪️ The pitch brought many new leads that add up to well over 20,000 addressable stores
▪️ People want to start pilots as soon as possible, and some want to pilot Cactus with just their phones 👀
imho a very good update from Auki, and I hope many of these leads can be converted🤞
Alberto Jesus retweeted
Ondas has $1.4B cash.
That covers ~4 years of operating expenses, even at the elevated Q2 burn rate.
$ONDS
Los de Deportes COPE viven en gran parte del Real Madrid: sus encuestas sobre el club siempre generan más ruido y audiencia que las del resto. Es el precio de ser el más grande. Sin el Madrid como diana permanente, muchas tertulias y sondeos perderían la mitad de su gancho.
Alberto Jesus retweeted
Muhammad used to curse, scold, and beat his companions (Sahih Muslim 2601b)
And cursed an orphan girl (Sahih Muslim 2603)
Alberto Jesus retweeted
FROM JORDAN: HER FATHER STABBED HER TO DEATH BECAUSE SHE REFUSED TO ABANDON HER CHRISTIAN HUSBAND.
This is one story I will never forget. I personally investigated it and reported it on my show in 2008.
Sultan Al-Sawahreh went to Iraq for jihad against American forces. He returned to Jordan, began questioning Islam, and eventually converted to Christianity.
He was married to his cousin Rana (very common there). They had two little daughters.
When his conversion became known, Rana’s family demanded their separation. Under traditional Islamic law, a Muslim woman cannot remain married to a man who leaves Islam (apostate).
But Rana refused to give up her husband.
They continued meeting secretly. According to Sultan, she eventually became a Christian herself.
They planned to escape Jordan with their daughters and live freely.
When her father discovered their plans, he confronted her.
He stabbed his own daughter to death (honor killing)
Rana was only 20.
I interviewed Sultan on my show and personally called Rana’s family during the funeral. Her mother and brother confirmed key details of the murder, although they disputed her conversion.
Think about this: A father would rather bury his daughter than allow her to live with a Christian husband (apostate).
Two little girls lost their mother. A husband lost his wife. And a young woman lost her life because her freedom was considered a disgrace.
When leaving Islam can cost you your marriage, your children, or your life, don’t lecture me about religious freedom.
Her name was Rana Al-Sawahreh.
Her father killed her. Her crime was choosing her husband over religious coercion.
Alberto Jesus retweeted
. @Auki is seeing massive retail interest. 👀
According to Auki’s co-founder, new leads represent 20,000+ addressable stores, with one potential customer alone operating over 20,000 stores.
Several other major brands are also exploring pilots across hundreds of locations.
Alberto Jesus retweeted
A token only means something if the thing it's paying for actually gets harder to fake over time.
Alberto Jesus retweeted
$NAUT just announced it expects to receive up to $6M from an ARPA-H-funded research program focused on Alzheimer’s and cancer.
That’s a lot of money for an early-stage biotech, and another nice validation of its platform.
What I find particularly interesting is the data angle Parag Mallick highlighted. Voyager generates highly differentiated proteoform data that can be used to train AI models to better understand how proteins become dysfunctional and cause disease.
The more research like this, the more valuable data Voyager can collect. Better data means better models, potentially new discoveries, and more demand for the platform.
So this could be a very interesting flywheel in the making for Nautilus, and I think it’s worth keeping an eye on.
P.S. Of course, the stock is deep in the red today. Bots can’t stand good news.
We are proud to announce our expected participation in SEEDS, an Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (@ARPA_H)-funded research consortium co-led by the @BuckInstitute and @Georgetown, to measure how disease-causing proteins misfold before irreversible damage occurs in Alzheimer's disease and cancer.
Many diseases begin with protein dysregulation, misfolding, and aggregation. Today, most treatments arrive only after irreversible damage has occurred. SEEDS aims to predict harmful changes in disease-causing proteins before that point and to use those predictions to develop new ways of detecting, slowing, and treating neurodegenerative diseases and cancer.
The four-year consortium has been awarded up to $51.7 million through ARPA-H's BIOGAMI program. Upon completion of contracting, Nautilus would be expected to receive up to $6 million over the course of the program to deploy the Voyager™ Platform to quantify proteoforms of tau, implicated in Alzheimer's disease, and EWS::FLI1, implicated in the pediatric cancer Ewing sarcoma. The work would be anticipated to then extend to a larger set of intrinsically disordered proteins. The resulting data would be expected to be used to train AI models to predict how proteoforms push a protein toward aggregation.
"We believe that the highly differentiated data from the Nautilus Voyager Platform has the potential to unlock a new generation of proteoform-enabled diagnostics and therapeutics." – Parag Mallick, Ph.D., Co-founder and Chief Scientist, Nautilus.
medicine.georgetown.edu/news…
#Proteomics #Proteoforms #AlzheimersDisease #EwingSarcoma
Alberto Jesus retweeted
That’s islam for you.
They’re just a bunch of pedophiles.
They rape little girls out of their innocence just like their pedophile prophet mohamed
Hundreds of child marriages revealed in Germany - with girls as young as 11 married to Iraqis, Syrians and Pakistanis trib.al/T6ycgHY
Alberto Jesus retweeted
Abdul El-Sayed’s sister is deleting posts admitting that her family are active within the Muslim Brotherhood.
It would be a shame if this went viral.
Alberto Jesus retweeted
Hundreds of child marriages revealed in Germany - with girls as young as 11 married to Iraqis, Syrians and Pakistanis trib.al/T6ycgHY
Alberto Jesus retweeted
Real data. Real revenue. Real burns 🔥
Drivers collect multi-camera footage, AI teams buy it, and every sale becomes protocol revenue that buys back $NATIX and burns it.
The more Physical AI needs real-world data, the more this loop runs 🌎