Mark Zuckerberg
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first heard Jun 2023
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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.
And similarly, I think we're at a point in history where a lot of new tools are being built: computational tools, tools to instrument the body in different ways and understand things.
And often
Those tool development
Just takes a longer term time frame and a sometimes a larger commitment of capital, including the way to do it isn't necessarily just to make grants to a lot of different people.
You need to really operate it yourself, which I think is one thing that's different about the way that we've operated than others is, you know, most times when you think about philanthropy, you think about kind of giving money away in terms of grants.
And a lot of what we're doing is actually building up these.
Institutes and and kind of building labs to do that kind of research our ourselves by bringing in leading scientists and engineers and all that.
But that's kind of the strategy, is um
We feel like there's a lot of new tools to develop.
There's sort of been a hole in the ecosystem where tool development and kind of the 10 to 15 year runway that you need to do that, and often hundreds of millions of dollars to build things like the microscopes and that you're and imaging that you're seeing in this institute here.
I think that that's been sort of underfunded.
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