Mark Zuckerberg
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can have an impact and go from there.
So um yeah, I mean like you mentioned, I mean this is we're coming up on in November, the 10 year anniversary of when we started CZI.
And, you know, there's a lot of work that we've we're really proud of that we've been a part of, including, you know, work in education and supporting communities.
But
You know, when we reflect on it, we feel like the work that we've done in science really has had the biggest impact and in a lot of ways is accelerating.
And with um, especially with all the advances in AI that are coming, I think the ability to have an even bigger impact over the coming decade is um
It it just seems really clear like this is coming into focus.
So, you know, for the next period, we really wanna make science the main focus of of what we're doing and and specifically the biohub organization that we're really proud of this model that we've helped pioneer that we can go into detail on is really gonna be like the main focus of our philanthropy and it's just something that we're very excited about.
Yeah, I mean take a step back, and this is kind of related to your your first question too.
I mean, there's like Priscilla was saying, the space is huge.
You know, there are lots of other philanthropists including Gates who I think they would say that they're primarily focused on public health and sort of administering.
Uh uh, like once you know what a what a cure is, just getting it out to the world is a huge thing, too.
And someone needs to do that, and that's a lot of work and a lot of resources, and it's good that that they're doing that.
Science is another completely different part of the kind of innovation funnel to enable that.
And our view is that.
The federal government basically dwarfs everyone else in terms of how much they invest through NIH, but there's a certain pattern to how they invest, which is really enabling a lot of individual investigators to do work.
And our kind of observation was that
If you look at the history of science, a lot of major advances are basically preceded by new tools or new ways of observing things, right?
So the initial telescope allowed a lot of advances in astronomy.
The microscope, the invention of that, allowed a lot of understanding of biology.
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