"I designed my sequencing plan with AI agents, took it to Dana-Farber, and they validated it." That's @miriamgonp, an engineer in Spain with metastatic breast cancer who's building her own vaccine plan. I'm chasing the same thing in the US, and we're both in the same spot: standard treatments buy time, but delay is the game, not a cure. Neither of us wants to sit back and watch how that runs out. We could each do this quietly in private, but what's the fun in that? Doing it in the open means someone else might see it and realize they can do this too. It gets the industry paying attention, which is how this gets cheaper and faster for the next patient, and at the very least it makes the whole process far more transparent than it's ever been. The interesting part is that we're going about it differently. She drives the design herself with AI and has the experts check her work. I went the other way and handed the design to the experts at Serova. I have no idea which approach is better, and I love that we get to find out. I also love that you all get to watch us explore the cutting edge of curing cancer in real time! What a time to be alive! Which path would you take? Miriam's? Or mine?