Subdiligranulum has also identified as a potential helpful bacteria in resolving inflammatory bowel disease. Suddartha mukherjee wrote about genes being helpful or harmful in different contexts and I continue to wonder if the microbiome also has these inherent dichotomies for individual species. Will we cure RA and inadvertently give rise to IBD?
I hope the RA medicine can be developed. I have often thought that we are at war with bacteria. They had the planet all to themselves for billions of years and then we large forms developed, and they hold a grudge.
On another note, I think AI will make more jobs than weaving. I hope it might be able to find commercial uses for entanglement.
Also, thanks for teaching me that amiright? is a word now. I foolishly thought chatGPT was going to make English grammar perfect, even for phishers in the Balkans.
Weekly Dose of Optimism #41
Subdiligranulum has also identified as a potential helpful bacteria in resolving inflammatory bowel disease. Suddartha mukherjee wrote about genes being helpful or harmful in different contexts and I continue to wonder if the microbiome also has these inherent dichotomies for individual species. Will we cure RA and inadvertently give rise to IBD?
Good dose of optimism in an otherwise grueling world.
Intriguing, thought provoking, inspiring, and fun... thanks
I hope the RA medicine can be developed. I have often thought that we are at war with bacteria. They had the planet all to themselves for billions of years and then we large forms developed, and they hold a grudge.
On another note, I think AI will make more jobs than weaving. I hope it might be able to find commercial uses for entanglement.
Also, thanks for teaching me that amiright? is a word now. I foolishly thought chatGPT was going to make English grammar perfect, even for phishers in the Balkans.