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"Don't be afraid!" Randy Schekman says that the most successful scientists are willing to take risks. He uses 2024 chemistry laureate David Baker as an example of how embracing risk can lead to significant rewards. Before Baker transitioned to researching structural biology he studied systems of protein transport in...

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Doc Illa1 year ago

fearless = Competent at Science. not foolish, but fearless.

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1 year ago

Put me in a controlled environment and I'll show people why what I was afraid of. I've done it enough on the streets, showing that I'm not crazy, so I want to prove it, because I just refuse to power harm to others via technology via illegal brain interfacing. I'd rather seem crazy than hurt people places and things like that, and is rather suffer than self-serve. I can prove it is happening in real life. So, I'll keep being afraid because powering a weaponized a physics and math engine via forced interfacing, like how people can move balls with thinking, or bionic arms with nervous systems, same idea, but with weaponized machine sources fields. Yeah, I sound crazy, but I have so many stories, and have shown it in real life, that if they want me to be full on as a Scientist, they're going to have to choose between that terrorism and me, but they can't and won't have both. The worst part is that if I die, it will likely be what shuts it off, making it seem like a relief to the world, like I was somehow the source of the problem, when it's a total frameup. So, they need to get to choosing. I mean, they even made human made shapes of clouds in the sky. Literally a flat plane of clouds that look like people, and moving dark clouds with religious assertions, forced speech, forced movement, suppressed thoughts, the whole thing. And, yeah, I'm saying this on the Nobel Prize feed. I will not be a fake physicist and mathematician via such interfacing. Powers that be need to make their choice. Otherwise, I'd rather die. No pseudocide allowed.

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N I1 year ago

I guess it's a great life advice too. ❤️

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Peter Raktoe1 year ago

@realDonaldTrump @JDVance @AGPamBondi @Linda_McMahon @RealCandaceO @joerogan Don't be honest. If you are a physicist, just lie, just act as if you discovered something or that your research is important, and then the lying physicists in Nobel Committee might reward you with a Nobel Prize for your amazing contribution to physics and humanity. Nobel Prize for gravitational wave research based on spacetime. Nobel Prize for massive black hole research based om spacetime. It doesn't matter that no physicist can prove that a natural form of time and spacetime exist, nobody cares, governments spent/spend billions of dollars on fraudulent research because they believed that it was important research. What a world, they even award Nobel Prizes for lies, fooling humanity is acceptable.

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