Gerald Commissiong
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Gerald Commissiong
@G_Commish
CBO @OSTherapies $OSTX, CEO at Amarantus, Founder @TolloHealth @stanfordfball @calstampeders #girldad #NerdNation #Habs #Galectovid #Tollovid
New York, NY 가입일 Aralık 2012
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You’re on your own for healthcare?
The combined state and local spending on healthcare is $2.8 trillion dollars. That’s more than the ENTIRE budget of all but two countries on earth (US & china).
Medicare and medicaid are two of the most generous benefits in the world.
Bernie Sanders@BernieSanders
Health care? "You're on your own." Housing? "Nothing we can do." Grocery prices? "You're out of luck." $200 billion for another war? "No problem!" Americans—Democrats, Republicans, independents—are SICK AND TIRED of endless wars. We need to invest here at home.
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@LTCTheresaLong @danaparish @SenRonJohnson They likely had Covid at the time and should not have been vaccinated
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Yes @SenRonJohnson I had 3 young Soldiers with strokes, no risk factors- just vaccinated! Never had I seen a young healthy servicemember have a stroke -let alone THREE!
Senator Ron Johnson@SenRonJohnson
I just released nearly 2,000 pages of @HHSgov records showing the Biden administration’s failure to immediately warn the public about a serious safety concern linked to the Pfizer COVID-19 booster that they discovered as early as Nov. 2022. Below is a clip from a Jan. 2023 HHS “communications plan” with edits from Biden officials downplaying the significance of the ischemic stroke safety signal.
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New FDA guidance is opening doors for rare disease innovation.
OS Therapies’ CEO Paul Romness discusses how the Plausible Mechanism Framework will affect the approval process for OST-HER2 for the treatment of osteosarcoma.
The goal is to remove barriers and exercise regulatory flexibility to encourage scientific advances and the delivery of more cures and meaningful treatments for patients suffering from rare diseases.
Watch the interview with @CheckRare: bit.ly/4sx2xTr $OSTX
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OS Therapies is looking forward to reviewing the design of the proposed global confirmatory phase 3 trial for OST-HER2 in metastatic osteosarcoma with meetings granted by the U.S. FDA, U.K. MHRA, EMA and Australian Therapeutic Goods Administration.
Read more: bit.ly/4ddQups $OSTX
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Why not trust parents instead? This big-government scheme will make the situation worse.
Jonathan Haidt@JonHaidt
Great analysis from Tim Wu: Social media is a defective, hazardous product, and states have the right to act to protect their children from dangerous products.
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@sodaphu123 @matthewstoller For example, they could select content that becomes decreasingly engaging so that people naturally just quit after a time. But, of course, they do the exact opposite
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@sodaphu123 @matthewstoller The algorithm’s selection of the content to prioritize is what matters.
That’s how it becomes addictive! That is what an algorithm is, get with the program. If it were selecting a blank screen there wouldn’t be engagement.
Engagement as a metric is actually the problem
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TikTok used its algorithm to send kids the 'blackout challenge' which encouraged self-asphyxiation. Several accidentally hung themselves. Was that just free speech?
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@sodaphu123 @matthewstoller No - the algorithm pushed crazy content. Why didn’t ’go do your homework at the library’ get boosted similarly?
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@matthewstoller So people are simultaneously stating that the court case was strictly about designs and not content but then heavily saying the content should be also regulated.
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Our Listeria-based platform is protected by manufacturing patents through 2040. With three clinical-stage assets and eight preclinical candidates, our pipeline is built for long-term impact. Learn more: ostherapies.com/technology/ $OSTX
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Jurors in the social media addiction trial said Zuckerberg changed his testimony, presumably from what he said during deposition.
“And that didn’t sit well with us.”
Meghann Cuniff@meghanncuniff
Two jurors spoke to reporters in the courthouse hallway about their $6 million verdict against Meta and YouTube. ($3M compensatory | $3M punitive, 70% Meta | 30% YouTube) One said Mark Zuckerberg's testimony "was not, it was — he changed it, and that didn't sit well with us."
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A new view into #viruses in the body broadinstitute.org/news/new-view-…
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@JackHadfield14 The science is there, however the data is merely suppressed because of the implication.
eurekalert.org/news-releases/…
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Viruses are drastically underappreciated as a main cause of death.
A distant family friend passed away due to a heart attack. On arriving at hospital, they tested positive for Covid. Narrative wise everyone says the heart attack was the cause, but chances are Covid caused it.
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If a company were selling tobacco or alcohol to kids en masse they would end up being regulated and/or sued in private civil action.
This is no different.
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Richard Hanania@RichardHanania
Woman gets $3 million in a jury trial because she says YouTube and Meta made her mentally ill. I’m concerned about kids and social media. But the hostility to personal responsibility and lawlessness of this decision is much worse. wsj.com/tech/meta-and-…
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yes, trillion dollar companies with backdoor access to everything about you that used neuroscience to design algorithms to addict teens & admitted their parental controls were useless while joking about addicting people like big tobacco famously the same as books made of paper
Ariel Givner@GivnerAriel
This is disgusting and I can’t wait for the appeals. The precedent set by YouTube being liable for screen-time addiction is kind of scary. Treating algorithms like a defective product opens the door to endless lawsuits over “addictive” tech. What’s next? Books, video games, junk food? What happened to personal responsibility?
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@OrinKerr Websites don’t have constantly updated personalized content designed to turn your brain into slop. Thats the difference
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I'm hoping that there are experts in tort law who will or have weighed in on this lawsuit, and I'd be interested to read their take. In particular, what's the line between an addictive website liable for user harms and non-addictive one that isn't?
The Associated Press@AP
BREAKING: A jury in Los Angeles finds Instagram and YouTube liable in a landmark social media addiction trial. apnews.com/article/social…
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@TraceTheLaw So in my feed the first 10 posts are from people against this ruling… 0 are from parents celebrating this ruling.
You probably can’t see the irony in that
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These verdicts rest on a premise that is fundamentally flawed: that social media is just like any other product.
It is not.
No one would use an app that endlessly scrolls through blank pages or sends empty notifications, much less get “addicted” to it. The “product” in these “product design” cases is First Amendment protected expression.
Speech does not and cannot exist in a vacuum. It is expressed in a particular way, at a particular time, using particular mechanisms to communicate it to others.
The curation and presentation of speech is inherently interwoven with its very expression.
Once you understand that, you realize that you cannot regulate “product design” without also regulating First Amendment protected expression.
FIRE@TheFIREorg
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