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Nucleus attempts to respond, but accidentally admits its own guilt
I respond to Nucleus Genomics’s critique of my recent post by demonstrating that their own response admits to plagiarism, admits that Origin is not novel, and admits that their whitepaper is chock-full of errors. Continue reading
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Concerns about the legitimacy and integrity of Nucleus Genomics
In this article, I begin by documenting a series of bizarre and misleading claims made by Nucleus in their marketing material. Afterward, I discuss the allegations made about borderline fraudulent misrepresentation of their polygenic scores and their obvious plagiarism of a Herasight whitepaper for their own product. Continue reading
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Visiting Balaji Srinivasan’s Network School in the Singapore-Johor Special Economic Zone
I recently had the pleasure of accepting Balaji Srinivasan’s personal invitation to visit his new endeavor, Network School, for several days. Over that time, I lived in Network School’s residences, spoke with Balaji several times while getting quizzed on linear algebra, sweatily wandered around the surrounding environ, and ate five to ten mixed berry puddings Continue reading
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Errors in Palladium’s “How GDP Hides Industrial Decline”
The article is fractally wrong — on every level of examination, from the specific to the conceptual, it is a pure masterclass in how not to analyze a complex topic, much like how the output of early GPT iterations was grammatically correct but often semantically incoherent. Continue reading
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Cardiovascular disease is a solved problem
Cardiovascular disease is the #1 cause of death in modern nations. For young adults in good health, preventative usage of LDL-lowering therapies eliminates future risk of cardiovascular disease. Continue reading