Emilia Javorsky
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first heard Mar 2026
last heard 20 Mar
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the work that's happening to map the brain, right?
And the connectome.
And so there are these efforts that are sort of nascent efforts to better measure sort of human biology at all scales.
They're just massively under-resourced because
it's sort of the problem of the public commons, right?
Like everybody wants the data, but actually investing in how we develop new measurement techniques and apply those measurement techniques to generate the data sets we need.
It's just, it doesn't have a, it's not commercially viable.
There's not a lot of interest in that.
And then there's also the piece of motivating people to be involved in that.
And I think there's a step before the, like, how do we model cancer approach?
to like what is cancer anyway, right?
And this bigger question of like what is health, what is disease is something we don't have an answer to because we've never really truly measured individual variation in biology.
Like what is a healthy amount of individual variation that's in spec and what is things that are out of spec and start to cause disease, right?
That's also gets to the problem of like what tumors cause problems, what tumors don't, right?
Until we have an understanding of what does health look like, that is also how we need to get to what does disease look like.
We have classifications of disease that we use, but relative to what we're talking about with
AI and data sets, like those are course words that just describe a set of observations and feelings and symptoms that probably actually mean a thousand different things.
So Alzheimer's disease is probably used as a bucket term to describe the observation of what is a whole bunch of distinct pathways.
And we don't know how many, we don't know what those look like because we haven't really looked right.
And so we're so indoctrinated into
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