musings

• Eukaryotic cytoplasm may be the most interesting material substance we know of. We take for granted that you can program the same primitive stuff to assume 3D form, change its material properties, sense the environment, run computation, manufacture materials, store energy, host consciousness.
• Many of my early career bets have involved some form of: embedding cytoplasmic structure in models → writing "programs" with atoms/genes/clinical strategy → deploying into biotech.
• A few things I'm curious about now: clinical scaling laws, whole blood banking, RL environments for iPSC manipulation.

Now building systems to find transformative medicines.