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open insulin matt mullenweg 54 captures 07 jul 2021 26 aug 2026 nov dec jan 04 2021 2022 2023 success fail about this capture timestamps the wayback machine http web archive org web 20221204151536 https ma tt 2021 07 open insulin skip to the content search matt mullenweg unlucky in cards menu home about contact podcast twitter let s work together search search for close search close menu home about contact podcast twitter let s work together categories open source open insulin post author by matt post date july 7 2021 6 comments on open insulin one of my big themes is that open source will transform every industry with key examples being wordpress in web publishing woocommerce in online commerce wikipedia in reference and bitcoin ethereum in finance medicine though has been relatively unscathed so far here s a great video introducing the open insulin project which for the past 6 years has been developing their own method of manufacturing insulin and is going to open source its process to the world for anyone to recreate it also reminds me of the what if article in the economist a few days ago about mrna self biohacking hat tip riaan knoetze share this click to share on tumblr opens in new window click to share on twitter opens in new window click to share on facebook opens in new window click to share on linkedin opens in new window click to share on pocket opens in new window click to share on telegram opens in new window click to email a link to a friend opens in new window related posts day one at automattic funding buyback and hiring 6 replies on open insulin jason tucker says july 7 2021 at 3 31 pm i m all for it this needs to happen asap reply samuel otto wood says july 7 2021 at 3 43 pm i fully approve of this the situation with insulin has been untenable for a while now and real people suffer from it my sister was diagnosed with type 1 at age 10 and has had numerous issues with availability and pricing not to mention insurance this is an essential thing for life to continue for many people and it should not be controlled so poorly like it currently is there are risks but at some point those are worth taking reply steve says july 8 2021 at 4 57 pm these discussions almost always leave out the root cause of the high price of medicine in the video the scientist says insulin prices are high because producers don t really face competition why don t they face competition because the government made competing impossible many competent biochemists could invent a way to make safe insulin at a low cost it s certainly been done before but the problem is that because of the way insulin really all medicine is regulated whatever they invent must go through rounds and rounds of government approvals which cost hundreds of millions of dollars and take many years the incentives are all wrong it s easy to start a tech company it s nearly impossible to start a medical company so how many smart people go into tech instead of medicine medical progress has been slowed to a crawl by these oppressively burdensome regulations sure the regulations are for your safety but meanwhile millions of people are dying of diseases that would have already been cured if scientists and doctors were simply allowed to practice medicine free from the heavy hand of the government once people can safely make biological molecules at home with no oversight all the regulations and red tape in the world won t stop them so hopefully the technology to do that becomes available sooner rather than later and then we can say goodbye to the fda best of luck to these scientists reply rishi says july 10 2021 at 5 22 am this is incredible i m so happy to see that in a world overrun with for profit agendas the open source mentality has permeated medicine to address real problems reply dj johnny medley says july 14 2021 at 5 21 am waaaaay beyond awesome i ve been curious about open source relative to physical items ever since i stumbled upon the open source saxophone project a few years ago https ossp stohrermusic com your post triggered a quick google search which led me to this interesting post https opensource com business 15 4 makerspace next open source frontier there are some amazing open source saxophones on the market most of which are selmer mk 6 clones thanks to modern manufacturing techniques the intonation is spot on and the action is effortless they are an absolute blast to play thanks for the motivation matt hope your horns are treating you well reply malek says march 4 2022 at 5 10 am thanks for sharing matt i am diabetic the thought that in some parts of this world people still have to die because they can t afford the medication saddens me the open insulin project is a step in the right direction reply share your thoughts cancel reply 2022 matt mullenweg powered by wordpress to the top up
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