Robert Evans

One of the companies he's affiliated with is working to like clone pigs with organs that can like be transplanted more easily into human beings. I think that's a really good idea, right? Not that there's no ethical concerns there, but like probably worth it in my opinion. Some people will feel differently, but like... Not enough organs out there right now for everybody who needs them.

One of the companies he's affiliated with is working to like clone pigs with organs that can like be transplanted more easily into human beings. I think that's a really good idea, right? Not that there's no ethical concerns there, but like probably worth it in my opinion. Some people will feel differently, but like... Not enough organs out there right now for everybody who needs them.

But there's another George Church, and that's the guy who will work with absolutely anyone and anything if there's money in it for him, right? And will kind of say anything, you know? That's my interpretation of events. I'm not saying that's objectively true, my opinion.

But there's another George Church, and that's the guy who will work with absolutely anyone and anything if there's money in it for him, right? And will kind of say anything, you know? That's my interpretation of events. I'm not saying that's objectively true, my opinion.

But there's another George Church, and that's the guy who will work with absolutely anyone and anything if there's money in it for him, right? And will kind of say anything, you know? That's my interpretation of events. I'm not saying that's objectively true, my opinion.

You see the first George in these hagiographic articles for the popular press that are talking about, like, how amazing he and his companies are. And you see the second George when you actually look into a lot of the companies that he's either co-founded or had been hired to advise.

You see the first George in these hagiographic articles for the popular press that are talking about, like, how amazing he and his companies are. And you see the second George when you actually look into a lot of the companies that he's either co-founded or had been hired to advise.

You see the first George in these hagiographic articles for the popular press that are talking about, like, how amazing he and his companies are. And you see the second George when you actually look into a lot of the companies that he's either co-founded or had been hired to advise.

For an example of a company he's co-founded, I'd like to introduce you to a venture that he co-founded in 2019 called Digid8 or Digidate. Digidate. No. Do you think you know where we're going here? I have no clue. Oh, it's dating. It's a dating service. It's a genetic dating service. Oh, no.

For an example of a company he's co-founded, I'd like to introduce you to a venture that he co-founded in 2019 called Digid8 or Digidate. Digidate. No. Do you think you know where we're going here? I have no clue. Oh, it's dating. It's a dating service. It's a genetic dating service. Oh, no.

For an example of a company he's co-founded, I'd like to introduce you to a venture that he co-founded in 2019 called Digid8 or Digidate. Digidate. No. Do you think you know where we're going here? I have no clue. Oh, it's dating. It's a dating service. It's a genetic dating service. Oh, no.

No. Oops. Uh-oh. Oh, shit. Yeah. That sounds bad. Fuck. His co-founder is Bhargavi Govindarajan, who is a Harvard graduate who met Church at a school event. They got to talking about consumer genetic testing, and she seems to have, like, soft-pitched him. Like, what if we integrated genome sequencing into a dating app? And this is what she said later.

No. Oops. Uh-oh. Oh, shit. Yeah. That sounds bad. Fuck. His co-founder is Bhargavi Govindarajan, who is a Harvard graduate who met Church at a school event. They got to talking about consumer genetic testing, and she seems to have, like, soft-pitched him. Like, what if we integrated genome sequencing into a dating app? And this is what she said later.

No. Oops. Uh-oh. Oh, shit. Yeah. That sounds bad. Fuck. His co-founder is Bhargavi Govindarajan, who is a Harvard graduate who met Church at a school event. They got to talking about consumer genetic testing, and she seems to have, like, soft-pitched him. Like, what if we integrated genome sequencing into a dating app? And this is what she said later.

It did not take us much time to uncover synergies in terms of how we wish to build a nimble, modern platform that taps into molecular biology and accelerates the impact of preventative health for a variety of consumers. Within a year of the first meeting that seeded our conversations, we incorporated DigiDate with planet-wide ambitions.

It did not take us much time to uncover synergies in terms of how we wish to build a nimble, modern platform that taps into molecular biology and accelerates the impact of preventative health for a variety of consumers. Within a year of the first meeting that seeded our conversations, we incorporated DigiDate with planet-wide ambitions.

It did not take us much time to uncover synergies in terms of how we wish to build a nimble, modern platform that taps into molecular biology and accelerates the impact of preventative health for a variety of consumers. Within a year of the first meeting that seeded our conversations, we incorporated DigiDate with planet-wide ambitions.

That's just, it's both like such tech corporate speak and also evil supervillain speak.

That's just, it's both like such tech corporate speak and also evil supervillain speak.

That's just, it's both like such tech corporate speak and also evil supervillain speak.