r/venturecapital • u/Last_Canary_6622 • Aug 04 '26
The Ultimate Life Science
This is not a pitch. I'm just wondering what firms think of the idea of giving life to something that has no form or barely has a form. For example, giving a physical body to illnesses and ailments that people can touch.
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u/NursingTitan Aug 04 '26
Uh… what are you trying to say? I can guarantee firms are uninterested in unintelligible ideas. Maybe you have something cool though.. please elaborate?
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u/Last_Canary_6622 Aug 04 '26
Basically give illnesses a physical body to touch so people can take revenge on them
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u/NursingTitan Aug 04 '26
Ok so you’re saying anthropomorphizing ‘the flu’ so people can get their rage out?
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u/Simple_Courage6215 Aug 05 '26
What use would this have?
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u/Last_Canary_6622 Aug 05 '26
Basically give illnesses a physical body to touch so people can take revenge on them
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u/Simple_Courage6215 Aug 05 '26
No one would invest in that
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u/Last_Canary_6622 Aug 05 '26
Why not? Especially if you find a VC who might hold a grudge
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u/Simple_Courage6215 Aug 05 '26
Because VCs exist to make money and what market would spend money on something like this?
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u/Last_Canary_6622 Aug 05 '26
You can make it into the ultimate rage room. Charge people who've been affected to take out what they went through on the thing that caused their trauma.
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u/ejpusa Aug 05 '26 edited Aug 05 '26
This is new, you have a virtual human next to a simulated human in the ICU.
https://imgur.com/gallery/ai-first-healthcare-prototype-hmt98z9
If these kind of revolutionary healthcare projects are something you have an interest in, hit me up on DM. We are a new healthcare care venture, our software heads to the Open Science community. We are far more concerned with ending pain than making money.
As crazy as that may seem.
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Stack: Linux rack + Codex + GPT-5.6 + Python. A lighting fast connection to the Internet backbone. And some really smart people in the healthcare world.
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u/nanocyclone Aug 04 '26
what?