This guy looks young. Usually, it's the older Ph.D.s who veer into crackpottery. I'm reminded of Linus Pauling: He made amazing, fundamental breakthroughs in c

This guy looks young. Usually, it's the older Ph.D.s who veer into crackpottery. I'm reminded of Linus Pauling: He made amazing, fundamental breakthroughs in chemistry and quantum physics, but when he applied his genius to medicine, we got orthomolecular medicine and mega-dose vitamin C as a cure-all, something which has been roundly disproven by actual evidence. That said, investing in algae could be a good idea. It has potential as a cheap, high-volume input to synthetic food production.