Homo Evolutis: Juan Enriquez at TEDxSMU
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มิ.ย. 2024
- Juan Enriquez is an experienced business leader, author, and academic who is recognized as one of the world's leading authorities on the economic and political impacts of life sciences. He is a Managing Director in Excel Venture Management, a venture capital firm that invests in companies that apply transformative life science technologies to solve problems in healthcare and beyond.
He was the founding director of Harvard Business School's Life Sciences Project. He then founded Biotechonomy LLC, a life sciences research and investment firm, where he remains as Chairman and CEO. In July of 2005, he co-founded Synthetic Genomics, Inc., a synthetic biology company focused on developing and commercializing genomic-driven solutions to address global energy, medicine, clean water, and food challenges. He has been an active investor in early-stage private companies in the biotechnology and information sciences sectors. He earned a BA and MBA from Harvard, with Honors.
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Listened to this in 2022 only to find out how much of it would have come a reality 10 years later. I still think that we are quite far far away from what he mentions in this video.
This was in 2012 ....... good day to live in 2018
But we're WAAAAAY behind the times... and it's 2019 now
Grimes interview with Lex and her mention of homotechno led me here.
Shit, I've been misspelling Feinman...
No other area of tech is cooler than life science and bio-engineering tech. Seriously the implications are fundamentally life altering. Having said that I still have reservations. A lot of this is still far future thinking.
Nice stuff
8.48 - I beg your pardon?
Oh I get it like morghelions disease
Bwahahahaha evolutis sit u love! thanks!
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Not trillions of galaxies, more like 200 billion.
it's now been clarified at actually 2 trillion - you notice it just keeps getting bigger. Maybe one day, we will be at 2 quadrillion...
Google - number of galaxies in the universe 2016
the universe is 16.4 billion years old.
13.7
no..it is 16.4. You and academia just don't know it yet.
16.56435B years.
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Dude I love science and the beautiful universe god made...GOD IS A SCIENTIST
@Sam tron: You're an idiot (with all due respect). If you're interested in floating anthropomorphic non-existent entities... you shouldn't be watching an educational lecture.
Keep telling that to yourself..m
@Ismael Barrera : I was thinking the same thing recently when I saw the reality of our fate, which is to only rot and decompose. What really matters is how comfortable we can make our lives while we endure our brief existence. Don’t you agree?
God is such a scientist that he created, HIV, Gonorrhea , Syphilis , Salmonella Typhi, (typhoid) etc. not to forget a very large universe of which over 99.9999% is hazardous to life.
I wanted to listen to this based on the subject matter, but I can't listen to this guy talk. I hate how long he pauses in between sentences.