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“When we submitted these papers and two-level reinforcement learning systems to nature and science, they just desk rejected them.”

“And by the way, not peer reviewed until the seventies.”

“Six percent of the readers polled voted for president Trump. 85% or something, Kamala Harris.”

“They polled 2000 of their readers, which are all scientists. 86% supported Kamala Harris in the election, according to the poll, and Donald Trump polled at six percent.”

“My hottest take right now is that I think AI is gonna converge, and, ah, we are going to build a digital twin of nature, and just like we have prediction models for, like, everything from, like, missile defense to, ah, tsunamis and earthquakes, we're gonna hav…”

“We have a student who's going to be published in nature. She will be the first school student as a lead researcher published in nature.”

“No high school student has ever been the lead researcher on something published in nature. And we have an alpha kid who's submitted.”

“Last year we were able to show probably the first useful computation. These are quantum echoes results. It was a big enough deal made the cover of nature, which is great. Our teams are excited about that. What that showed was an actual useful computation for f…”

“If you want to find great colors, look at a bird. Don't look at a book. Like, look, look, look at a leaf, right? Look at the ocean. Look, look, look, look, go to a tide pool, and just look at the colors in that tide pool.”

“And in nature, you know, it took five hundred, forty million years to optimize perception and spatial intelligence and language in the most Generous estimation of language development is probably half a million years.”

“Our this announcement of yesterday is a paper in nature that that actually shows the first verifiable practical application advantage of a quantum computer over classical computer.”

“I don't think we can save nature. Nature doesn't need your input. Nature will figure out its own course. Whatever you're trying to do is for your own selfish reason to save yourself.”

“When we published that paper in nature, I think it was something like 14 regular optical networking and semiconductor companies rang up global foundries asking how they could get access to that material because it is basically the strongest optical material kn…”

“The rate of doubling of medical knowledge as measured by citations in 1950 was every 50 years. So every 50 years the number of total citations of peer-reviewed medical literature doubled. Today it's every 73 days by an estimate in the British Medical Journal a…”

“We've built the words highest pulse power system ever called Titan. We fired that for the first time in March of this year and we live streamed it and Publish the results in Nature.”

“We also built, and a couple weeks ago, published in Nature another paper on the most efficient neutron delivery system and pulsed neutron system that we also published in Nature, and more timely, just yesterday on July 16th, on the 80th anniversary of the Trin…”

“In humans, they basically took five individuals that were obese and lost more than 25% BMI. And they looked at the epigenome, they looked at the markers of what genes are upregulated and downregulated before and after they lost the weight. After they lost the …”

“I think nature probably trades at a premium, which is an interesting concept that I've been kind of getting through my mind with this.”

“All we have to do is peel back the layers and find out how they've managed to make something successful because obviously in, in, in nature, something's not well designed. It won't stick around for very long. So there are solutions in nature, which are surpris…”

“When you spend two hours out in nature, your immune system is about 50% more effective. The number of T cells, killer cells, you have, it's like 50% more for several weeks afterwards.”

“Two years ago, there weren't that many examples of prominent journals publishing AI and healthcare pieces where it was, you know, shown to work in healthcare context, and now it feels like every month there's a new nature paper or something coming out where, y…”

“And the way that we are going to be able to build new things, we believe, is not by Trying to come up with entirely new solutions on our own, but by rather figuring out how to ask nature the questions, which it has already spent, it's already got a 3.8 billion…”

“And I think it's totally possible that these open journals get to a point where they have you know, a reputation like science or nature. As long as you convince people to, you know, publish their papers on these journals, it's, there's nothing about science or…”

“It's probably the way to get these open, open journals to be as popular as nature or science is to convince Really, people that already have a tenure are really famous scientists to publish on those journals. You already have your position. You already have yo…”