Retired Haskell programmer. Was pro drummer & still play hours/day. Science, Philosophy, Literature. DMs blocked unless shared interests.

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Frank Paul Mora retweeted
Biological aging clocks as biomarkers of human aging: Biological basis, methodological design, and epidemiological implications sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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While we do not study apoptotic bodies in my lab, they are pretty cool! This cell expressing a membrane marker was videoed through a microscope while it was dying by @EmmaKoory. The video captured just the bottom of the cell. The cell rounds up as dying cells tend to do (i.e., it disappears from the region being imaged). Then apoptotic bodies come down and do cool stuff! In case you were wondering...... Yes, I am known internationally for my use of precise scientific language like "cool stuff" :-) #CellBiology
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I love sarcasm even if its to troll.
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According to Damasio & affective-homeostatic theories, interoception & homeostatic monitoring are essential to consciousness: subjective experience entails a mapping of the organism, the environment & the relationship between both. These forms of signaling are substrate dependent
I tend to think (intrinsic/causal) computational functionalism is currently the most reasonable metaphysical position about consciousness. And this implies the possibility of AI consciousness. Other positions are logically possible, but I feel they are unlikely to be true.
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Replying to @neurodocente
Peace is an internal state to be experienced. All cognicion is accompanied by feeling. We may experience peace at home but it will not be with the feeling and appreciation of yours in this.
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The work Conceptual Models of Neural Organization is important. Arbib was a major theoretical computer science influence.
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Frank Paul Mora retweeted
What things should be in the inner loop? What things in the outer loops? What factorization takes the loop away entirely? What hardware wiring effecticely deloops a loop?
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メタ認知の統合的神経科学 メタ認知は感覚/記憶などの不確実性を前頭前野中心の回路で自己の「確信度」へ変換し、誤り修正/学習/社会的判断/自己信念を調節 障害は現実認識や病識の異常に関与 #metya_cognition #papers nature.com/articles/s41583-0…
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I catch so so so many mistakes in ai anything, it's crazy wild. Companies are going to need to hire people with pre AI experience and immaculate vibes. And we're starting to learn our premiums.
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It's not as important with very fast SSD.
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My flower painting
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Frank Paul Mora retweeted
Immune cells fighting a long infection or cancer eventually burn out and stop working — a big reason some cancers escape the immune system entirely. Folks from St. Jude found a single gene acting as the burnout switch, and turning it off let exhausted immune cells snap back into fighting shape, dramatically improving survival in mice with cancer and chronic infections. nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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Frank Paul Mora retweeted
There is a significant lipid depletion (ether lipids, plasmalogens & cholesteryl esters) at baseline & after exercise in ME/CFS. (Christopoulos et al., 2026, ovid.com/jnls/acsm-msse/full…). This points to delayed aerobic recovery & persistent metabolic dysfunction underlying PEM #MECFS
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Frank Paul Mora retweeted
Oh transgene silencing, how do I fix thee? Let me count the ways! Nifty new way of addressing transgene silencing!
Happy to share the revised and now published in Cell Systems version of our paper, where we explore why dCas9-KRAB(KOX1) protein levels drop so drastically after neuronal differentiation in WTC11 and KOL2.1J iPSC lines. Paper: doi.org/10.1016/j.cels.2026.…
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