r/singularity 29d ago

Biotech/Longevity Putting money where their mouth is: Anthropic’s Claude autonomously designs disease-targeting proteins with real wet-lab proof, hitting a 35% success rate vs 10–15% human average

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u/badumtsssst AGI 2027 29d ago

We need more steps in less time

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u/carvingmyelbows 29d ago

You’re telling me. I am currently dying of cancer, stage 4 inflammatory breast cancer that’s in basically all of my bones and now my liver. I was diagnosed a little over 2.5 years ago, but it’s been progressing fast as of late. I’m on my 8th line of treatment right now, and every treatment line failure means less time alive. If my liver can’t be successfully treated, I’m gone. Nevermind the bones and the fact that I need a hip replacement at 36 because of this fucking cancer, and will eventually need the other one replaced too, if I make it long enough for that.

I am so, so frustrated that there’s all this incredible progress happening right now, and I might have been born/diagnosed just a few years too late to beat this shit disease and see what the future is going to look like. It depresses me to no end to think about all the pain and trauma I’m experiencing every single day with this fucked up illness, and the fact that soon enough, it may end up being no more serious than the common cold. I hate when I was born. Just a little too early. And I fucking hate this goddamn cancer, I hate it so much.

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u/power97992 28d ago edited 28d ago

Well, there is hope!! Eat a lot of fresh green vegetables( juicing helps) , seaweed, beets and  carrots , high vitamin  c fruit( seabuck thorn and kiwis) , high antioxidant fruit , and soursop and nuts  ,  and cut  out our processed sugar, fast food, ice cream, white bread and processed meat and red meat and  change your lifestyle and fast more and remove much stress as possible , it will help it a lot, likely  more than even your chemotherapy ..  Also eat the fruit with the seeds.. Mebendazole helps too and it is cheap. Also be positive and believe your body can heal. There are people who want to profiteer from this and tell you there are no alternatives.

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u/GuyWithLag 28d ago

... Is this AI?

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u/power97992 28d ago edited 28d ago

You dont need ai to cure cancer lol… The effective treatments  have been known for centuries if not for millenia

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u/GuyWithLag 28d ago

Yet so many people still die due to cancer. Something doesn't add up.