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That assumes AI isn't used to review AI code. As it turns out that AI is great at finding vulnerabilities.

Did you stop reading the article at the first data center? "More improper redaction shows that the data center using the most water annually is Fireball Group LLC, the Google Data Center in Papillion. Fireball LLC reports _547.88 megagallons_ for their 2025 Annual Water Consumption." (emphasis mine)

The strongest evidence we have of the reversibility of epigenetic aging, as well as its limitations -- are embryos which undergo an epigenetic reset.

After fertilisation, the embryo strips the father's DNA of its age-linked chemical tags and swaps its packaging, destroys his mitochondria, rebuilds telomeres, and clears damaged proteins, though it can't undo the DNA mutations sperm gather as men age.

(those that result in an non viable embryo result in miscarriage.)

Clearly, you have not read the article.

I'm trying to make the case for this model of economy, not claiming it is proven. What in economics is ever truly proven?

This is a similar workflow to speckit, kiro, gsd, etc.

I levelled up my Claude Code workflow by giving it the ability to see its own front-end output — automatic screenshots captured during system/e2e tests, wired into a custom Code command that visually inspects every captured frame.

Two files, a few lines of config, and a meaningfully better feedback loop.

I can't download it, as it appears to be US only. Based on the screenshots, without 'feels like' support throughout the forecast (not just for current conditions) it wouldn't be useful where I live.