Ian Crossland

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15,264 appearances 49 recordings 1 series first heard Nov 2025 last heard today

Ian Crossland’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 49 in all, peaking in Sep 2026 with 12.

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Would that be because they would map the genetic sequence of the virus, uh the spike vir the viral protein and that or the virus itself? voice-verified
And then they would also categorize all the potential voice-verified
Different proteins structures that would be needed to make the exact shape and four dimensional like voice-verified
Which one's gonna work the best? voice-verified
The reason I said four-dimensional proteins, you mentioned a few times, is because if people that are listening don't know a protein's like a little micro machine that has a shape, it's folded over a bunch of times into a specific shape that moves in a specific way. voice-verified
And if it's even a little bit different, it completely malfunctions. voice-verified
So uh you you you can you you need to test the builds. voice-verified
Like you have the you have the schematics, you just need to understand them. voice-verified
And AI is so good at correlating. voice-verified
Like it it can just map structure so fast. voice-verified
one, two, and three during the COVID response for a lot of the MRNA stuff? voice-verified
Uh well, theoretically. voice-verified
Okay. voice-verified
is because voice-verified
The body generally is just a bunch of code, not just a bunch of code, but all the RNA, all the DNA is a bunch of code, and that AI is exceptionally good at reading code. voice-verified
It can like break down data and like correlate data. voice-verified
That's what how find these repetitious patterns in the viruses. voice-verified
But like what my question really is, what is heart disease? voice-verified
The reason I ask is because I don't like the term disease. voice-verified
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