[untitled]1 points·by thanedar·3 ปีที่แล้ว·0 comments1 commentsPost comment[–]thanedar·3 ปีที่แล้วreplyThis is a sequel to my post "It's 1994 Again" about Biotech 1.0.The biotech revolution has consistently been ~25 years behind the internet revolution.Both revolutions started with major government projects (ARPANET in 1966 and the Human Genome Project in 1990).This led to decades of cost and performance improvements, initially mostly by large companies.But we needed new platforms and funds to go from Web 1.0 to Web. 2.0.We need breakthroughs like this in biotech now to get to Biotech 2.0!It's been 24 years since Web 2.0 was created. It's now time for Biotech 2.0!
The biotech revolution has consistently been ~25 years behind the internet revolution.
Both revolutions started with major government projects (ARPANET in 1966 and the Human Genome Project in 1990).
This led to decades of cost and performance improvements, initially mostly by large companies.
But we needed new platforms and funds to go from Web 1.0 to Web. 2.0.
We need breakthroughs like this in biotech now to get to Biotech 2.0!
It's been 24 years since Web 2.0 was created. It's now time for Biotech 2.0!