Demis Hassabis and team 100% deserve the Nobel prize for AlphaFold, unbelievable achievement.,(reply>), @penguinista to be able,(reply>), @Matty Router I mean, understanding protein folding doesn’t have all that much to do with nuclear bombs. <br><br>It’s closer to understanding the building blocks of physics, and that being used to make nukes. <br><br>What people do with knowledge is a moral responsibility, but if it’s true and exists, there is no harm in understanding it. <br><br>Ignorance does more harm than good, and advocating for ignorance isn’t exactly a take I agree with on anything.,(reply>), @Tom Doyle beautifully put :),(reply>), @Matty Router I agree that shit can hit the fan pretty quick...and it's terrifying, but it's worth the risk (in my opinion). Like Demis, I'm not nearly content enough with what we currently know about the universe. Some people are, and that's okay. But I find it puzzling how some people can fight so hard to preseve human values when we know so little about ourselves in the first place.,(reply>), @Matty Router but surely advancing technology can be useful. For example you are connected to the internet and using your phone or digital device to watch this video. Technological advancements can be very useful to our daily lives if used positively for mankind.