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Bittensor $TAO just got talked about on the floor of the NYSE 🏛 Evan Malanga, CRO of Yuma, went on FINTECH.TV's Market Movers at the Opening Bell. This isn't crypto Twitter. This is traditional finance media broadcast from inside the New York Stock Exchange. The audience is institutional investors, fund managers, and TradFi professionals. He broke down: → How $TAO democratizes AI through token incentives → The subnet architecture and competitive miner design → Why Bittensor is like the early World Wide Web for intelligence → Real-world applications with builders competing to produce AI outputs → TradFi rails entering the crypto ecosystem The signal here is clear. Yuma is DCG-backed. They're not just building subnets they're putting $TAO in front of the people who write the checks. Grayscale Trust. Deutsche Digital Assets ETP. Connecticut state VC fund. And now NYSE floor interviews. This is how institutional adoption actually happens. Not announcements. Conversations in the rooms that matter. $TAO is being positioned as infrastructure, not speculation. Watch the full interview: The people who need to see Bittensor are starting to see it.

Bittensor $TAO just got talked about on the floor of the NYSE 🏛 Evan Malanga, CRO of Yuma, went on FINTECH.TV's Market Movers at the Opening Bell. This isn't crypto Twitter. This is traditional finance media broadcast from inside the New York Stock Exchange. The audience is institutional investors, fund managers, and TradFi professionals. He broke down: → How $TAO democratizes AI through token incentives → The subnet architecture and competitive miner design → Why Bittensor is like the early World Wide Web for intelligence → Real-world applications with builders competing to produce AI outputs → TradFi rails entering the crypto ecosystem The signal here is clear. Yuma is DCG-backed. They're not just building subnets they're putting $TAO in front of the people who write the checks. Grayscale Trust. Deutsche Digital Assets ETP. Connecticut state VC fund. And now NYSE floor interviews. This is how institutional adoption actually happens. Not announcements. Conversations in the rooms that matter. $TAO is being positioned as infrastructure, not speculation. Watch the full interview: The people who need to see Bittensor are starting to see it.

Andy ττ

27,275 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

Many persons have shared this video with me. It has 11 million views on Instagram and 70K likes. Thats 70K people without critical thinking or lack of ability to fact check. Stay with me. This is a wild ride. I am not going into details of the person making the claim - because it is Deepak Chopra. Deepak Chopra is like turmeric-milk. You think milk becomes a "super-food" when turmeric enters the scene, but the fact is, turmeric is there just to waste your time. Same with Deepak Chopra. He is an 'embodiment of pseudoscience,' who, once upon a time was a physician, but now fully evolved into shell of "what was once a doctor" currently filled with mystic beliefs, white-washing Ayurveda, preaching transcendental meditation and quantum healing to prevent sickness. Sir Richard Dawkins called Chopra's claims "quantum jargon as plausible-sounding hocus pocus" and the scientific community has found that Chopra's treatments generally elicit nothing, because Chopra is a fraud who sells $350 meditation glasses to people who cant think for themselves. and Now the video. In it, a younger Deepak Chopra claims "with the power of the mind, one can change poison into nectar and nectar into poison." And he cites an actual scientific study to prove his claims. Only one little problem - that is not what the study concluded. As per Chopra, a study performed at the Ohio State University looked at a group of rabbits fed diet rich in cholesterol. One group showed high cholesterol, while the other showed lower levels of cholesterol. This was stunning, because all the rabbits were the same, they consumed same diet. So, what was different in the rabbit group that had lower cholesterol levels? Chopra says – it was happiness in those rabbits which led to better chemicals and chemical reaction in the brain that changed the cholesterol into a different pathway that did not hurt the heart. Why were they happy? Let us get into one of the most bizarrely misinterpreted study which led to what we now call as “The Rabbit Effect.” A type of rabbit, used in experiments, called the New Zealand white male rabbits, develop heart disease much like humans if fed a high-fat diet. So these rabbits are used to study effects of cholesterol in the heart using “diet experiments.” In 1978, Dr. Robert Nerem and his group fed a group of these rabbits high fat diet. At the end of the study, he measured the animals’ cholesterol, heart rates, and blood pressure. As expected, the cholesterol values were all high and virtually identical to one another. The rabbits had similar genes and ate the same diet. Now they all seemed destined for a heart attack or stroke. Only one aberrant problem. As the last step, Dr. Nerem needed to examine the rabbits’ tiny blood vessels to show cholesterol deposits there too. Looking through the microscope, he expected all the rabbits to show similar fatty deposits on the inside of their arteries. Instead, there was a huge variation in the fatty deposits between the animals. One group of rabbits had 60 percent fewer deposits than the other. What was happening? There was no clear biological explanation to this. They checked every little item they used in the experiment to see if that had caused changes. But every little thing was controlled and accounted for. Except one small thing. The researchers themselves. A Canadian postdoc named Murina Levesque had recently joined the lab. She was an unusually kind and caring individual. When it became apparent that all the animals with fewer fatty deposits were under Murina’s care, the team dug deeper. They noticed that Murina handled the animals differently. When she fed her rabbits, she talked to them, cuddled, and petted them. She did not throw the food at the little animals. She gave them food with love. So, prove this, the research group repeated the experiment, this time with tightly controlled conditions. They compared the little blood vessels of one group of rabbits cared for by Murina (food+love) to the arteries of another group of rabbits cared for in the standard way (only food). They found the same effect again. The paper was published in Science Magazine. This one: Social Environment as a Factor in Diet-Induced Atherosclerosis - So did the study prove that if you are happy, and the mind is free, poisonous substances can turn into nectar? - No, that was not what the study says. Remember – the study showed that high cholesterol levels in the blood was same in all rabbits who were on high fat diet. Only that the cholesterol deposits were lesser in the arteries of those who were fed with “kindness” – meaning who were less “stressed.” The study took the medical world on a wild ride because all the rabbit experiments would have to now look at how emotionally these animals were, to come to better conclusions from the interventions studied. So, a group of researchers specifically looked at “handling” and diet induced cholesterol deposits (atherosclerosis) in rabbits. They found that handling the animals did not have any effect on the atherosclerosis size inside the blood vessels and this was only roughly determined by the amount of cholesterol in food eaten. In the original “Rabbit Effect” study, the amount of food eaten between groups was not looked at. We now know that chronic stress leads to different behavioral patterns which also includes increased eating. Chronic life stress seems to be associated with a greater preference for energy- and nutrient-dense foods, namely those that are high in sugar and fat. Higher the stress, higher amount of food eaten, more the cholesterol and more importantly, more deposits inside the arteries which can be independent of cholesterol levels. How? One possible mechanism for this process is that chronic stress causes small blood vessel injury (endothelial damage), directly activating macrophages (an inflammatory cell), promoting foam cell formation, and generating the formation of atherosclerotic plaque inside small vessels. This mechanism involves numerous variables, including inflammation, signal pathways, lipid metabolism and endothelial function – and has nothing to do with cholesterol going to another pathway because of brain chemicals. Cholesterol is the body is metabolized through the same pathway whether you are happy, sad, or delirious. That is not what the rabbit study claimed or what it proved. It only made way for other studies to show that chronic stress could be an important factor that negatively impact heart and brain health which was independent of the food that you consume. Poison does not become nectar if you are happy and nectar does not become poison if you are sad. That is just Ayurvedic mumbo-jumbo from hocus-pocus self-help gurus who cite “Agni and the Digestive Fire” as the mechanism. “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire” is more believable. If you take rat poison happily, you will still die. If you eat a banana while crying, you won’t die.

Many persons have shared this video with me. It has 11 million views on Instagram and 70K likes. Thats 70K people without critical thinking or lack of ability to fact check. Stay with me. This is a wild ride. I am not going into details of the person making the claim - because it is Deepak Chopra. Deepak Chopra is like turmeric-milk. You think milk becomes a "super-food" when turmeric enters the scene, but the fact is, turmeric is there just to waste your time. Same with Deepak Chopra. He is an 'embodiment of pseudoscience,' who, once upon a time was a physician, but now fully evolved into shell of "what was once a doctor" currently filled with mystic beliefs, white-washing Ayurveda, preaching transcendental meditation and quantum healing to prevent sickness. Sir Richard Dawkins called Chopra's claims "quantum jargon as plausible-sounding hocus pocus" and the scientific community has found that Chopra's treatments generally elicit nothing, because Chopra is a fraud who sells $350 meditation glasses to people who cant think for themselves. and Now the video. In it, a younger Deepak Chopra claims "with the power of the mind, one can change poison into nectar and nectar into poison." And he cites an actual scientific study to prove his claims. Only one little problem - that is not what the study concluded. As per Chopra, a study performed at the Ohio State University looked at a group of rabbits fed diet rich in cholesterol. One group showed high cholesterol, while the other showed lower levels of cholesterol. This was stunning, because all the rabbits were the same, they consumed same diet. So, what was different in the rabbit group that had lower cholesterol levels? Chopra says – it was happiness in those rabbits which led to better chemicals and chemical reaction in the brain that changed the cholesterol into a different pathway that did not hurt the heart. Why were they happy? Let us get into one of the most bizarrely misinterpreted study which led to what we now call as “The Rabbit Effect.” A type of rabbit, used in experiments, called the New Zealand white male rabbits, develop heart disease much like humans if fed a high-fat diet. So these rabbits are used to study effects of cholesterol in the heart using “diet experiments.” In 1978, Dr. Robert Nerem and his group fed a group of these rabbits high fat diet. At the end of the study, he measured the animals’ cholesterol, heart rates, and blood pressure. As expected, the cholesterol values were all high and virtually identical to one another. The rabbits had similar genes and ate the same diet. Now they all seemed destined for a heart attack or stroke. Only one aberrant problem. As the last step, Dr. Nerem needed to examine the rabbits’ tiny blood vessels to show cholesterol deposits there too. Looking through the microscope, he expected all the rabbits to show similar fatty deposits on the inside of their arteries. Instead, there was a huge variation in the fatty deposits between the animals. One group of rabbits had 60 percent fewer deposits than the other. What was happening? There was no clear biological explanation to this. They checked every little item they used in the experiment to see if that had caused changes. But every little thing was controlled and accounted for. Except one small thing. The researchers themselves. A Canadian postdoc named Murina Levesque had recently joined the lab. She was an unusually kind and caring individual. When it became apparent that all the animals with fewer fatty deposits were under Murina’s care, the team dug deeper. They noticed that Murina handled the animals differently. When she fed her rabbits, she talked to them, cuddled, and petted them. She did not throw the food at the little animals. She gave them food with love. So, prove this, the research group repeated the experiment, this time with tightly controlled conditions. They compared the little blood vessels of one group of rabbits cared for by Murina (food+love) to the arteries of another group of rabbits cared for in the standard way (only food). They found the same effect again. The paper was published in Science Magazine. This one: Social Environment as a Factor in Diet-Induced Atherosclerosis - So did the study prove that if you are happy, and the mind is free, poisonous substances can turn into nectar? - No, that was not what the study says. Remember – the study showed that high cholesterol levels in the blood was same in all rabbits who were on high fat diet. Only that the cholesterol deposits were lesser in the arteries of those who were fed with “kindness” – meaning who were less “stressed.” The study took the medical world on a wild ride because all the rabbit experiments would have to now look at how emotionally these animals were, to come to better conclusions from the interventions studied. So, a group of researchers specifically looked at “handling” and diet induced cholesterol deposits (atherosclerosis) in rabbits. They found that handling the animals did not have any effect on the atherosclerosis size inside the blood vessels and this was only roughly determined by the amount of cholesterol in food eaten. In the original “Rabbit Effect” study, the amount of food eaten between groups was not looked at. We now know that chronic stress leads to different behavioral patterns which also includes increased eating. Chronic life stress seems to be associated with a greater preference for energy- and nutrient-dense foods, namely those that are high in sugar and fat. Higher the stress, higher amount of food eaten, more the cholesterol and more importantly, more deposits inside the arteries which can be independent of cholesterol levels. How? One possible mechanism for this process is that chronic stress causes small blood vessel injury (endothelial damage), directly activating macrophages (an inflammatory cell), promoting foam cell formation, and generating the formation of atherosclerotic plaque inside small vessels. This mechanism involves numerous variables, including inflammation, signal pathways, lipid metabolism and endothelial function – and has nothing to do with cholesterol going to another pathway because of brain chemicals. Cholesterol is the body is metabolized through the same pathway whether you are happy, sad, or delirious. That is not what the rabbit study claimed or what it proved. It only made way for other studies to show that chronic stress could be an important factor that negatively impact heart and brain health which was independent of the food that you consume. Poison does not become nectar if you are happy and nectar does not become poison if you are sad. That is just Ayurvedic mumbo-jumbo from hocus-pocus self-help gurus who cite “Agni and the Digestive Fire” as the mechanism. “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire” is more believable. If you take rat poison happily, you will still die. If you eat a banana while crying, you won’t die.

TheLiverDoc™

409,193 görüntüleme • 3 yıl önce

Imagine waking up tomorrow and discovering the #1 “heart-disease villain” you’ve feared for decades… might actually be the repair crew showing up to fix the damage. This 3:42 clip of Gary Brecka and Barbara O’Neill just broke my brain in the best way possible. Gary drops the line that made me hit pause: “Big data shows ZERO correlation between LDL cholesterol alone and heart disease. Zero. It only lights up as a marker when you have high triglycerides + Lipoprotein(a) + other factors.” Barbara O’Neill, smiling like someone who’s known this for years, quotes Dr. Malcolm Kendrick: “For the first time ever, a perfectly normal, essential body substance has been turned into a disease.” Then she paints the picture we’ve all been missing: Heart disease isn’t cholesterol “going bad.” It’s the same process as a cut on your finger healing — except the “cut” is inside your arteries from seed oils, heavy metals, mycotoxins, and blood-sugar spikes that shred the delicate glycocalyx lining. The wildest part? When scientists cut open plaques they scream “Look! Cholesterol!” But according to Kendrick’s “The Clot Thickens” hypothesis (which both Gary and Barbara love), most of that “cholesterol” actually comes from the broken-down membranes of red blood cells that died forming the clot — NOT from your eggs or steak. Gary even admits he now mouth-tapes every night because nose-breathing restores nitric oxide and his sleep scores went through the roof. This is NOT medical advice. This is two passionate humans sharing published hypotheses and personal practices that challenge 50 years of dogma. Watch the full 3:42 clip below and then tell me in one line: Did this conversation just change how you think about cholesterol — even a little? Save this post. You’re going to want to send it to someone. All views expressed are those of Gary Brecka & Barbara O’Neill, largely drawn from Dr. Malcolm Kendrick’s published books “The Great Cholesterol Con” and “The Clot Thickens.”

Imagine waking up tomorrow and discovering the #1 “heart-disease villain” you’ve feared for decades… might actually be the repair crew showing up to fix the damage. This 3:42 clip of Gary Brecka and Barbara O’Neill just broke my brain in the best way possible. Gary drops the line that made me hit pause: “Big data shows ZERO correlation between LDL cholesterol alone and heart disease. Zero. It only lights up as a marker when you have high triglycerides + Lipoprotein(a) + other factors.” Barbara O’Neill, smiling like someone who’s known this for years, quotes Dr. Malcolm Kendrick: “For the first time ever, a perfectly normal, essential body substance has been turned into a disease.” Then she paints the picture we’ve all been missing: Heart disease isn’t cholesterol “going bad.” It’s the same process as a cut on your finger healing — except the “cut” is inside your arteries from seed oils, heavy metals, mycotoxins, and blood-sugar spikes that shred the delicate glycocalyx lining. The wildest part? When scientists cut open plaques they scream “Look! Cholesterol!” But according to Kendrick’s “The Clot Thickens” hypothesis (which both Gary and Barbara love), most of that “cholesterol” actually comes from the broken-down membranes of red blood cells that died forming the clot — NOT from your eggs or steak. Gary even admits he now mouth-tapes every night because nose-breathing restores nitric oxide and his sleep scores went through the roof. This is NOT medical advice. This is two passionate humans sharing published hypotheses and personal practices that challenge 50 years of dogma. Watch the full 3:42 clip below and then tell me in one line: Did this conversation just change how you think about cholesterol — even a little? Save this post. You’re going to want to send it to someone. All views expressed are those of Gary Brecka & Barbara O’Neill, largely drawn from Dr. Malcolm Kendrick’s published books “The Great Cholesterol Con” and “The Clot Thickens.”

Camus

76,673 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce