#RocheManifold collab. w @WorldUnivAndSch in 1 iterating #RealisticVirtualEarth & see #PeterNorvig's INCREDIBLE #ToolifyAIWUaS art. https://t.co/D0rAcYCf5b #ForPharma #ForDrugDiscovery & think #GStreetView w #TimeSlider #GMaps #TensorflowAI @ #GMoleculeView & #GAtomView levels+? https://t.co/kEDJWvK6Zo
— WorldUnivandSch (@WorldUnivAndSch) November 6, 2025
Very excited to announce Manifold's partnership with Roche to deliver the next generation of brain shuttled therapeutics for CNS diseases, using Manifold unique capabilties in AI + massively scaled in vivo measurment of drug molecules.
— Pierce (@PierceOgdenJ) November 3, 2025
This deal is the culmination of over 6…
- Company Structure: Roche is a holding company, Roche, that oversees two main divisions: Pharmaceuticals and Diagnostics.
- Pharmaceuticals: This division focuses on creating effective medicines through research, with partners including Genentech and Chugai. It is a leading provider of clinically differentiated medicines for diseases like cancer, neurological diseases, and cardiovascular-metabolic diseases.
- Diagnostics: This division provides in-vitro diagnostic tools essential for identifying and monitoring diseases, screening, and determining treatment responses.
- History: The company was one of the first to manufacture scientifically researched pharmaceuticals and has a history of evolving to meet medical needs.
- Global Presence: Roche has a significant global presence, with operations and partnerships worldwid
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How to #DragAndDropAtWUaS the #FlywireConnectome https://t.co/CKIDy7y0NN which started as a #CitizenScience #FlyBrain #FlyWiringDiagram, > #GStreetView w #GTimeSlider >~ https://t.co/rhwcKtZfLJ to inquire about #DrosophilaFly #ConsciousnessReSubjectiveExperience @WorldUnivAndSch?
— Scott_GK_MacLeod_WUaS_worlduniversityandschool.org (@scottmacleod) November 10, 2025
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- Fundamentally Different Data: Google Street View is designed to display ground-level, panoramic photographic imagery of real-world geographic locations. The FlyWire connectome, in contrast, is a microscopic, 3D neuroscientific dataset of neuron structures and connections, not tied to a physical location on Earth.
- Technical Integration: There is no built-in functionality or simple drag-and-drop mechanism to merge complex, custom 3D scientific data directly into the proprietary Google Street View interface or its public APIs for general users.
- Visualization Tools: FlyWire uses specialized infrastructure developed by Google Research and Janelia, such as Neuroglancer, for visualizing its massive dataset. These tools are optimized for navigating microscopic brain structures, which is fundamentally different from navigating a street using the Google Maps framework.
- Use the FlyWire Website: The entire connectome is publicly available on the FlyWire website (flywire.ai).
- Navigate the Brain: The platform allows you to pan, zoom, and step through slices of the brain data in 3D, similar to how you might navigate a 3D map, but optimized for the microscopic scale.
- Collaborate and Ask Questions: The platform is a citizen science project where researchers and the public can "proofread" and annotate neurons. You can use the built-in tools to select specific neurons, examine their connections, and share links to specific views with the community or researchers to ask specific questions about neural circuits and behavior.
- Identify new neural circuits and predict their function.
- Build computational models of brain function based on real connectivity data.
- Guide new experiments to test hypotheses about behavior and neural processing
- Cell body: The main part of the neuron that contains the nucleus and organelles, similar to other cells.
- Dendrites: Branch-like extensions that receive signals from other neurons.
- Axon: A long projection that transmits signals away from the cell body to other neurons or effector cells
- Personal and unique: Everyone's subjective experience is shaped by their own emotions, thoughts, memories, and interpretations, so the same event can be experienced differently by different people. For example, one person might feel intense sadness at a loss, while another feels anger and regret.
- Internal and qualitative: It is the "what it's like" aspect of consciousness. For instance, a subjective experience of "pain" is a personal, internal feeling, even though the objective event (e.g., a cut) can be seen and measured by others.
- Difficult to measure objectively: Because it is internal, subjective experience is hard to quantify or communicate to others in its entirety. Researchers can ask for a person's perspective through questionnaires or narratives, but this is a report of the experience, not the experience itself.
- Influenced by memory and context: How an experience feels can depend on a person's memories, both implicit and explicit, as well as the context of the situation. The perception of a color, for example, can shift based on a person's assumptions about the lighting.
- Contrasted with objective reality: Objective reality refers to things as they are, independent of any one person's perception, like the physical object a person mistakes for a snake when it is actually a rope. Subjective experience is one's personal interpretation of that rope
- Basic subjective experience: Some researchers argue that the insect brain has structures that perform functions analogous to the vertebrate midbrain, which are sufficient to support subjective experience.
- Cognitive abilities: Studies have shown that fruit flies possess cognitive functions typically associated with more complex brains, such as memory formation and attention.
- Sleep and dreams: Fruit flies show sleep-like states, including periods of "active sleep" where brain activity is similar to when they are awake, comparable to REM sleep in humans where vivid dreams—considered conscious experiences—occur.
- Bodily awareness: Research suggests that even with a tiny brain, fruit flies have a basic sense of bodily awareness.
- Response to stimuli: A fly avoiding your finger is a clear sign it is receiving, processing, and responding to stimuli, which indicates some level of conscious experience, even if it is very different from human experience.
- Pain: Some research suggests that the neural structures in the Drosophila brain are not complex enough to support subjective experience of pain, even though they can react to noxious stimuli.
- Self-reflection: It is unlikely that flies are capable of the level of self-conscious awareness that humans have, which requires more complex cortical and midbrain structures
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As @WorldUnivAndSch grows further a worldwide #WUaSAboltionMovement to protect people eg from #modernslavery & in #WUaScoding for all 7.9 billion people on planet w https://minepi.com/sgkmac to end poverty from https://wiki.
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As @WorldUnivAndSch grows further a worldwide #WUaSAbolitionMovement to protect people eg from #ModernSlavery & in coding for all 7.9 B people on planet w https://minepi.com/sgkmac glad to be knocking back #InternationalOrganizedCrime & see Agenda item B
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As @WorldUnivAndSch grows further a worldwide #WUaSAbolitionMovement to protect people eg from #ModernSlavery & in coding for all 7.9 B people on planet w https://t.co/TlPXjsLYLg glad to be knocking back #InternationalOrganizedCrime & see Agenda item Bhttps://t.co/lXLhnQkZBL ~
— WorldUnivandSch (@WorldUnivAndSch) November 11, 2025
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French Guyana celebrates #Abolition Day on 10 June, marking the end of #slavery in 1848. pic.twitter.com/tIA8fMIcaM
— World Wide Days (@worldwidedays) June 10, 2021
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Excited for the potential #WUaSPurchasingPower to lower costs at the #PhysicalDigital #WUaSEducationalServicesStores (for books, computers, robotics, groceries, hospital technologies & think Walmart in 19/200 countries) @WUaSPress @WorldUnivAndSch in all ~200 countries & all 50 US states especially for Fruits, Vegetables, Grains, Legumes, AND in coding for all 7.9B people to end poverty w #StanfordMinePiCrypto esp - https://minepi.com/sgkmac ~
Excited for the potential #WUaSPurchasingPower to lower costs at the #PhysicalDigital #WUaSEducationalServicesStores (for books, computers, robotics, groceries & think WM in 19/200 countries) @WUaSPress @WorldUnivAndSch in all ~200 countries & all 50 US states especially for Fruits, Vegetables, Grains, Legumes AND in coding for all 7.9B people to end poverty w #StanfordMinePiCrypto esp - https://minepi.com/sgkmac ~
Excited for pot. #WUaSPurchasingPower to lower costs @ #PhysicalDigital #WUaSStores (for books, robotics, groceries) @WUaSPress @WorldUnivAndSch in #all200countries & all #50USstates, esp for Fruits, Vegetables +, AND in #WUaScoding for all 7.9B people w https://minepi.com/sgkmac~
Excited for pot. #WUaSPurchasingPower to lower costs @ #PhysicalDigital #WUaSStores (for books, robotics, groceries+) @WUaSPress @WorldUnivAndSch in #all200countries & all #50USstates, esp for Fruits, Vegetables +, AND in #WUaScoding for all 7.9B people w https://t.co/TlPXjsLYLg~ https://t.co/Bn2oYLcemM
— WorldUnivandSch (@WorldUnivAndSch) November 11, 2025
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Elizabeth Warren
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The American people want us to stand and fight to lower costs, and that's what I believe we must do.
The American people want us to stand and fight to lower costs, and that's what I believe we must do.
— Elizabeth Warren (@ewarren) November 10, 2025
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- Principle: PPP is based on the idea that the price of an identical basket of goods should be the same across different countries when adjusted for currency exchange rates.
- Price adjustments: Companies can adjust prices to a level that makes sense for the local market. For example, a software subscription costing in the U.S. might be priced lower in a country with lower average wages to ensure customers can afford it.
- Consumer accessibility: By lowering prices in some markets, companies make their products more accessible to a larger population, which benefits consumers in those regions.
- Business strategy: Multinational companies use PPP to implement "parity pricing," which allows them to balance the goal of international pricing with the need to be competitive in different local markets.
- Balancing act: PPP allows a company to be profitable in a country where a product might be too expensive at the U.S. price, while still capturing the higher price in countries where customers can afford i
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