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What does the evidence say?

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Eroom’s Law is a historical productivity measure
At 1:09:35 in Dwarkesh Podcast
Sources: Nature Reviews Drug Discovery (external site)
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A richer assay is an input to discovery
At 1:24:37 in Dwarkesh Podcast
Sources: Cell (external site)
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Healthcare spending and drug spending have different boundaries
At 1:37:29 in Dwarkesh Podcast
Sources: Health Affairs / CMS National Health Expenditure Accounts Team (external site)
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A mouse experiment cannot date human longevity
At 0:35 in Dwarkesh Podcast
Sources: Cell (external site)
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Changing cell identity is a specific achievement
At 15:30 in Dwarkesh Podcast
Sources: Nature Biotechnology (external site)
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Cheaper gene construction answers one part of the problem
At 29:57 in Dwarkesh Podcast
Sources: Nature (external site)
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Predicting a structure is not testing its function
At 44:27 in Dwarkesh Podcast
Sources: Nature (external site)
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Making building blocks does not recreate the first life
At 1:04:45 in Dwarkesh Podcast
Sources: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (external site)
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Carrier screening informs choices; it is not a cure
At 1:20:09 in Dwarkesh Podcast
Sources: Genetics in Medicine (external site)
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One inherited lineage is not the whole ancestry
At 0:49 in Dwarkesh Podcast
Sources: Science (external site)
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An anatomical hypothesis does not date language
At 22:18 in Dwarkesh Podcast
Sources: Nature Communications (external site)
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A burial sample cannot supply a continental death rate
At 42:00 in Dwarkesh Podcast
Sources: Nature (external site)