
Exploring the interplay of fundamental physical principles with biological systems: genetics, biochemistry, pharmacology, physiology, pathology, toxicology, chemical carcinogenesis, and some legal implications. (energy, mass, space, and time)
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Yesterday I was blocked after sharing a note that declared generative AI as a capitalist catastrophe for society. The indictment included theft, plagiarism, an attack on labor, environmental destruction, junk, and the further concentration...
Writing here is personal. After decades associated with toxicology, forensic science and law, and the chemical and biotechnology industries, I still have a lot to learn. Some of the most difficult lessons have not been about toxicology, but...
On October 14, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced a deceptive-trade-practices suit against Gerber and Nestlé. The case comes amid a separate controversy over Texas SB 25. Together, they raise one question: when does a chemical warn...
This morning, I saw Bloomberg’s recent report on declining trust in science. Bloomberg Trust in Science Falls from Covid Era - this drawing on the Wellcome Global Monitor Report. It raises important questions, but I also wonder what, exact...
A recent essay in Noema “A New Form of Life” made the case that AI running in data centers is a new form of life! 1 —- Not in a metaphorical sense, but literally.
IT’S ALIVE !!!
The writing was genuinely clever on variation, selection, a...
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Father, husband, scientist, and toxicologist; BA in Biochemistry & Molecular Biology (UCSB); PhD in Environmental Toxicology (UCI); Inventor of Composite Transcription Factor Decoys.
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