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I would imagine that he is not assessing this advancement merely using his own personal expertise, but rather the combined expertise of the resources he represe
by asdfasgasdgasdg 6y ago
I would imagine that he is not assessing this advancement merely using his own personal expertise, but rather the combined expertise of the resources he represents. CEOs don't just look at problems and potential solutions. They have people who look at those things, and then tell them their opinion. In any case, you've picked a nit with one of the three people quoted. Any objections to the other two?
- dekhn 6y agoMy main objection to Vivek (the Nobel Prize winner) is the prize in that case should have gone to my advisor, Harry Noller. John Moult... he's a nice guy but I think he's being a bit breathless here.
- asdfasgasdgasdg 6y agoI see. The co-founder of the organization that tests protein folding is a "nice guy."
- dekhn 6y agoCASP is not "the organization that tests protein folding". It's an organization that every two years does a blind prediction and publishes the results (I've competed, some 20 years ago). John's a protein expert, no question about it. I knew him moderately well back in the day because our advisors moved in similar circles.