A composite image of data from the Hubble Space Telescope, the Kitt Peak four-meter telescope and MOTHRA reveal the Helix Nebula. We can see the bow shocks, particularly on the left.

Lost tapes of living dragons have surfaced. A queen stands face to face with a beast the size of a castle. Inside a cathedral, a winged form emerges from the smoke while crowds kneel. Soldiers freeze as something that should never have walked the earth moves through the haze. No historical archive claims these sequences. The frames keep circulating. If this was real, the age of monsters never ended. #LostTapes# #Dragons# #ForbiddenFootage# #AncientTerror# #MythMadeReal# #Unexplained# #CinematicHorror#

Jeff Dean just left Google after 27 years to found Discovery Loop to use AI to accelerate science and engineering research. AI will speed up drug discovery. It does not (yet) speed up making 400,000 doses and trucking them across a complex supply chain. As I think about the next bottlenecks in AI, I think about the real world. I'm thinking about atoms, not software. Physical, tangible, gets-stuck-in-a-forklift stuff. In addition to cleaner and more effective energy sources, we should be looking at companies that have a headstart in manufacturing and making factories faster. Looking at Amazon and large-scale drug makers (Novartis, Pfizer, AZ, GSK, Novo Nordisk, J&J, Merck, Eli Lilly, Roche) obviously. Also at places like Flexe for warehousing, Mytra for simplification of storage, Autostore for warehouse optimization, and Berkshire Grey. This is not investment advice. Next decade goes to whoever can produce more (or more effectively) in the physical world.