Replying to @skdh
Since the 4-dimensional history of the universe exists as a bloc (this is a corollary of relativity theory), the future already exists and our actions cannot be different from what they will be.
Replying to @jeffclune
How have they been wrong? The chatbots are only good at coding.
Replying to @IterIntellectus
There are no personalized anticancer vaccines available at this time.
Replying to @mashaloo @Geiger_Capital
If they want LEDs, red ones should be used.
Replying to @runquasimodo
Yeah, there's also the possibility that most people don't know cream of tartar is a potassium salt.
Replying to @runquasimodo
Maybe it's a question of availability. If potassium chloride were commonly available in supermarkets, perhaps more people would use it.
Replying to @mkaeberlein
Maybe marginally treatable. Even rapamycin has mediocre effects.
Replying to @mkaeberlein
This is the sort of statement that makes one unpopular, but we must reckon with the possibility that aging, as a thermodynamic "falling apart" of all biochemical pathways, is not treatable.
Replying to @stayaliveonx
You can. Specifically, you can replace sugar with our sweet proteins in coffee, tea, etc as that will prevent atherogenic blood glucose spikes.
Why persist in using artificial sweeteners when there are now natural and perfectly safe sweet proteins available?
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Replying to @PeterDiamandis
This is how you will achieve your dreams of immortality @darkmodebio.
Replying to @AndrewCurran_
The only thing left unknown is how deep a recession we'll have when it becomes apparent that these chatbots can't replicate, let alone exceed, human intelligence. They're already getting worse at most office tasks (i.e. all except coding).
Replying to @m_goes_distance
Well, if it hadn't succeeded he wouldn't have been there to care about stock losses, would be.
Replying to @PieterPietson @limitlesstack
There's a label right in the picture...
