/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15220459

For someone with liver impairment, would 100 mg of any given medication necessarily be riskier or more taxing on the liver than 10 mg of any (other) given medication? (Assuming both meds are processed by the liver.) Or do we need to know more about the particular medications?

>>14520345
>>14520513
Okay, I watched the videos. The guy in two of them seems like a crackpot. The other one was basically a Pursuit of Wonder video. All three videos were a waste of time. But thanks anyway.

But if nothing else, it was worth creating this thread to witness this epic meltdown:

>>14518646
>rancid pseudointellectualism
>>14518671
>Why do you people keep lying?
>>14518674
>psychotic episode
>>14518688
>subhuman devoid of basic human decency
>>14518691
>subhuman rats
>>14518701
>nonhuman alternating between generic NPC rhetoric and plain lying
>>14518703
>truly vile and subhuman rat
>>14518703
>Trash like you should simply be shot.
>>14518716
>I'm supposed to believe that these vile rats are actually human?
>>14518726
>you and all your likes getting the rope
>>14518736
>subhuman rats

Hello anons, anyone have any recommendations or advice in regards to starting a biotech company?

I have big (ie. Autistic) ideas, but I’m not sure which ones are goals to start with (ie. Simple plant related stuff) or goals to pursue down-the-line (ie. Medicine ideas).

I see so many comp it’s that start with complicated ideas and use it as they’re lynchpin focus, and I’m curious if that’s a good strategy, rather than say starting with smaller victories and working up.