“cure all diseases” narrative is striking a chord w bio twitter
let’s use it as an opportunity. bio friends, what do you find most frustrating about tech tourists in the life sciences? most inspiring?
“cure all diseases” narrative is striking a chord w bio twitter
let’s use it as an opportunity. bio friends, what do you find most frustrating about tech tourists in the life sciences? most inspiring?
bio v bitter lesson - pick ur fighter
asked bio twitter what frustrates them about tech tourists. top answers:
- the clinic is the bottleneck, not the molecule (@Bodeeeman)
- nobody funds assay development (@permabear1993)
- biology isn't RL'able like code (@aditharun_)
most inspiring: the velocity. and the money
“cure all diseases” narrative is striking a chord w bio twitter
let’s use it as an opportunity. bio friends, what do you find most frustrating about tech tourists in the life sciences? most inspiring?
@aleximm v timely - asked bio twitter last night what frustrates them about tech in bio and the answer was basically the clinic, not the molecule. where do you think the gains in probability of success show up first?
@ultravioliiii i dont understand what you mean by disregard or exclusion of regulatory capture? like you're just saying ppl aren't cognizant of the regulatory realities?
@SVDRECBD v fair - are there creative ways for labs to access funding from non government / donor sources of capital? seems like there's excitement to fund value-creating research from investors...
@walheim_jonas agree - feels like more of the moonshots are getting funded by tech money now, and that's awesome.
Maybe virtual cell / digital twins aren't the answer on trials but we can all agree that something needs to change.
@Bodeeeman yeah agree - more shots upstream doesn't help if clinical capital stays flat. who funds that? hopefully also some regulatory changes that can drive down the cost of trials
“cure all diseases” narrative is striking a chord w bio twitter
let’s use it as an opportunity. bio friends, what do you find most frustrating about tech tourists in the life sciences? most inspiring?