The Most Impactful Startup Pivot in Human History | Moderna and mRNA Treatments
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- I’ve recently been seeing lots of people hailing Moderna’s development of an mRNA vaccine for SARS-CoV-2 as an incredibly fast accomplishment. Patrick Collison (Founder & CEO of Stripe) even added it to his amazing list of people quickly accomplishing ambitious things: patrickcolliso...
But the company has been around for 10 years and this will be their first commercial product. So I decided to dig into the history of the company to try and understand what allowed them to break the record for the fastest vaccine ever developed.
If you have any questions or thoughts about Moderna, please feel free to leave me a comment below!
You can learn more about Moderna from this RUclips Playlist I put together: • Moderna
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Disclaimer: This video is purely my opinion and should not be regarded as a primary source. I am not a financial advisor and this is not a recommendation to buy or sell securities. Always do your own due diligence.
This was an extremely well done video John. Keep it up!
Thanks a lot! Appreciate the encouragement.
@@JohnCooganPlus Absolutely! Let me know if I can ever be a resource for you =)
@@CreatorWizard definitely. I’m gonna dig through your channel over the break. Will follow up with questions.
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ever heard about theranos? I suggest you look into it! This is theranos on steroids and where theranos was STOPPED before much damage to the population, moderna isn't!!!
9:39 So far, their experience doesn't carry much weight. The vaccine was developed at record speed due to the urgent pressure of people dying daily and the desire to quickly end the pandemic. In contrast, other issues like cancer and regenerative medicine don't receive the same accelerated development.
Really enjoyed watching this breakdown, thanks John!
Glad you liked it!
Well done sir
Thanks a ton Garry! You have been a huge inspiration (obviously). Committing to 1 video per week has been a miracle. Every video gets a bit better after a few months I can actually stomach editing my footage without cringing the entire time lol. Thanks for laying some awesome groundwork for the format!
Awesome video!
Thanks a lot, this was a fun one.
@@JohnCooganPlus What's your process on creating the video content?
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1. pick a topic
2. research passively for about a week
3. write script (~2-4 hours)
4. record video (~30 minutes)
5. edit video (~2-4 hours)
Thanks for explaining it so nicely John!
Any time! Excited to do more like this. People seem to like the format!
So insightful! Thanks John. This TechAltar style of creating a narrative and breaking diff parts is lovely.
Glad you're enjoying it! I hadn't heard of TechAltar, but I like the style! Hopefully it keeps growing.
Well done, John! Nicely produced video!
Thanks a lot!
Good work, keep it up
Great video. Subscribed
Thanks for the great video and all the references in the description, John.
I started my career in manufacturing biosynthetic human insulin. Really neat to see what could happen with mRNA in the future.
Yeah, I think we're going to see some amazing things in the next decade. At the very least, Moderna is going to be a great tool in the fight against future outbreaks like Covid.
Really enjoying your content. High quality and intellectually stimulating 👍
The whole synthetic biology space seems highly interesting now too. I wonder what alphafold will do now that it appears they can model proteins accurately.
Yeah! I’m definitely not an expert, but AlphaFold feels like a really important milestone. As I understand it, AlphaFold will be really important for grad students in labs who have had to grind for months to produce similar results. The faster iteration time should hopefully unlock a lot of new opportunities.
This is great
Glad you liked it! You convinced me to use a proper password manager btw and it’s been amazing.
Very interesting, NIH, Moderna, media, FDA, CDC, WHO, WEF, Governments, Black rock, Vanguard, State Street and all that entails… what if the adverse reactions short term and long term create more need for future pharmaceutical treatments/medicines/injections? $$$
Underrated video
Thank you
mRNA is a major leap in technology however adverse reactions are going to be a long term challenge. The issue of a protein manufacturing is a major challenge due to the immune response
Please don't disable Auto generated captions! Make this video accessible to the deaf and hard of hearing!
Thanks for flagging this. I usually upload my own English captions so I can be sure they are correct. I’ve never manually disabled captions that I know of, but I’ll look into this and see what happened. I definitely want everyone to be able to enjoy my videos! Sorry about the mixup.
Yes you missed Katalin Kariko who worked on RNA since the eighties, and Dr. Weissmann and the Biontech Pfizer role in this story.
Thanks for pointing that out. Do you have any resources that interested parties could follow up with? Please share any links or books!
Aaaand unsubscribed.
Biotech companies fascinate me
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