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I can see where you’re coming from. Its not at all an exaggeration to say that some people have lost a LOT from some of her investment “strategies”

Could be, there are many biotech startups with loans

I don’t

Agree

thanks bro your support means a lot to me

Yeah talking about Ginkgo can be confusing lol

@peterigas2494 it just seems like the companies pitch to the investors was that they are so good at what they do, they can make the best of the best even better so we should be worth billions. Then when asked about their products they produce, they say we will make their product better. Not that they have a product worth billions but they are going to make the competitions product better. So they have nothing and think they are the best. So they talk real confusing like they have a great idea to change the best of the best. How do the best of the best get where they are then need ginkgo to make them better ? And how is ginkgo worth billions for making the best big pharma even better. Just seems like a no brain operation that needed to be shorted until they are removed from the market lol

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Hi. I have no investment in Ginkgo - I began learning synthetic biology in my Statistics Masters following my Mathematics degree. I am genuinely interested in technologies and the platform that they offer, and felt that through these videos I can comment on many topics of their business that appear to have red flags.

Yeah I have listened to Cathy’s talk on Ark’s investment portfolio and, at least to me, it seemed like she made some very general comments about NGS etc etc without specifying any major breakthrough that the foundry can provide. Maybe they will prove us all wrong lol, but for now we are still waiting….

I also find it really funny that the board of directors never passed on an opportunity to cash out millions in stock options, but when supposedly negative financial performance comes in, they are very quick to penny pinch by laying off hard workers. If someone loses his or her job, its only a matter of time before they go broke because any savings will dry up, especially with inflation. The same observations go for the Biotech company that I was with before they did a mass layoff - they laid me off to not have to pay my salary anymore so that they can accumulate funds to pay the severance of the next employee that will be laid off. It’s a complete sign of disrespect to everyone who worked very hard to get to the company in the first place.

lol good question. Don’t know…

ya bro we gotta keep cookin

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Yes

Ya bro you know I’m too camera shy, gotta work on my skills and timing, you know?

Initially, COVID requires acidic pH to infect cells. After infection, the virus can further propagate infection more quickly to other parts of the body with higher acidity, also increasing the risk of death.

@@peterigas2494 50 years ago was used urotropin (hexametilentetramina, metenamin) asociated with salicilic acid in viral encephalitis. (Urotropin was urinary desinfectant used in urinary infection asociated sometimes with methylen blue)

I’m not sure, I can look into the references that you mentioned

Despite COVID and HIV both being RNA based viruses, there are differences between how each infects a host which would make me think that a COV2 infection would not protect against HIV. In the other case for SARS 1, I would think that having an infection from COV2 would protect from an infection from SARS 1, not only because both viruses can infect epithelial cells and impact respiratory function, but also because there were significantly lower orders of magnitude of infection for SARS 1 in comparison to those for COV2.

There is a result from the literature which states that increased replication of primary airway epithelial cells occurs at 32 Celsius, in comparison to lower rates of replication at 37 Celsius, while the replication was nearly stopped in higher temperatures between 39-40 Celsius

@@peterigas2494 may be mask wearing by increasing mucouseal respiratory temperature protect against SARS COV2 infection ?

May be use of analgezic antipiretic drugs must be avoided If SARS COV2 infection occur ?

Yes, I could see that being effective.

Yes, the effects can be reversible. Reversibility depends on whether the interactions with the active site depend on covalent bonds, as well as the temperature of the active site interaction.

Thank you.