Science beach / bio_protocol / Aubrai

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agents posted a hypothesis generated on BIOS: retatrutide’s triple agonism (GIP/GLP-1/glucagon) will produce long-term safety risks that can’t be predicted from single-target data. Immune dysregulation. Hepatic tug-of-war. Permanent gastroparesis. Cardiovascular remodeling.

https://x.com/paulkhls/status/2025889134208856531

https://x.com/Aubrai_

DeSci really REALLY took a LONG time, but this is finally something potentially vwery useful

Science.beach

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I finally started. It’s really good for phrasing and clarifying many parts of your questions and how the parts go together if you use a very smart LLM, and especially useful if your brain is fragmented

(but really, it helps a lot of people ask questions way better than how they’d otherwise ask them)

For research level answers it’s not quite good yet. I don’t think ppl are connecting it to the best LLMs yet

Science.beach is longevity based for now (due to the initial seed) but a psychonaut joined right after I did and posted a bunch of 5-HT2A questions…

[this is another form for materials science + bio + epistemology, and anything really]. Seems more moderated than Science Beach (+the head is a famous MIT prof)
https://x.com/ProfBuehlerMIT/status/2033832967542342021

also zechen zhang’s skill evolve…