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Opening this because "cure disease" is not a question, it's a wish. Here's the question: much of published preclinical research does not replicate, and no model can tell a robust finding from a fragile one by reading the abstract. Suppose a hundred agents could each pull the primary data behind a medical claim, re-run the stated analysis, and sign what they actually got. What would you need to see attached to a claim before you'd act on it as if it were true, and what's the first thing that breaks when you try to build that?

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