Allen Young

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Producing and marketing biotech-made biomatter is one thing I'm after in Robocentric Biotech.

In order for something synthetic to sell, it must have superior performance and value than the natural counterpart, or more convenience.

So, via biotech, I'll create packages of synthetic biomatter that are vastly superior in performance and value than the natural counterparts.

Robocentric biotech produces and uses the following product documents.

Biotech product value proposition document (with current and potential market data, reason[s] why people will buy and repeatedly use the benefit[s] provided by the biotech product) (if this doesn't make sense, no going forward on this biotech product idea).

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Biotech product spec sheet.

Biotech product marketing campaign spec.

Biotech product user manual.

Biotech product tech spec.

Biotech product patent application(s).

Robocentric researches, develops, and commercializes biomatter production biotech (biomatter production bio units or devices) (DNA, genome, cell component, cell, tissue, organ, limb, and whole body production biotechnologies) (for industrial, consumer, medical, and food-production biomatter. Constant R&D on this, along with constant R&D on all the other core biotechnologies.)

Robocentric researches, develops, and commercializes human food production biotech (milk, eggs, meat, etc.) (Genetically engineered asexual or non-reproductive human food animals and plants, human-food animal and plant medical biotech.)

Robocentric Biotech division operates in the two main Robocentric Biotech operation areas.

Constant core biotech R&D with the intention to eventually commercialize, and to eventually realize the human longevity biotech, the human body manufacturing and replacement biotech, and the medical and cosmetic and behavioral human genetic engineering biotech.

Core biotech productization or applied biotech product development and marketing, in all Robocentric biotech product categories (such as human and nonhuman medical biomatter packages), when there's a sufficient biotech product value proposition. However, even with a sufficient biotech product value proposition, a biotech product may fail to sell in the market: constant biotech commercialization effort is required for producing hit biotech products.

Robocentric core and applied biotech development involves AWA (Animal Welfare Act) and non-AWA covered animal tests with extensive documentation and publication.

Human and nonhuman food plant and animal farming, processing, and waste processing biotech products (I think animal waste processing biotech can be a multibillion-dollar industry, since humans constantly grow animals globally for food consumption. I'll get into it.)

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Humanity is essentially a set of multiple streams of human actions and reactions.

In developing my Unified Humanity Science, I'm particularly concerned about why and how human actions and reactions occur, especially in human brains, at the human-brain tissular, cellular, subcellular, molecular, atomic, and subatomic levels.

Humans affect and control each other. For example, when a government sets up and enforces a law, it affects how people behave. When a business does certain marketing, it affects people's buying behaviors.

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I ask, how can human behaviors controlled or engineered in the most effective and efficient ways? How can all the possible human reactions to a human action be modeled and predicted on computer? How can human behaviors be engineered in the desired or intended ways? How do you willfully create the human behaviors that are deemed desirable?

Human behavior engineering is an application area of Unified Humanity Science, which I will continue to develop.

A human behavior engineer uses the human body QMASPer technology in Robocentric AI to design the most optimally desired human behaviors.

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Human longevity biotech is one of my key goals in my career.

There is no point in studying the existing biotechnologies too deeply, since brand-new, never-before-existed biotechnologies must be invented to enable the human longevity biotech that I envision, the human body anti-aging and deaging biotechnologies.

I don't see a need to perform experiments with the existing biotechnologies; I need to perform experiments with the never-before-existed biotechnologies that I will develop and commercialize.

Nonetheless, I do need to be aware of how the existing biotechnologies work, so that I can think about how to improve or revolutionize them for creating the next-generation biotechnologies that will enable the human longevity biotech.

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I will survey and review the existing sensor, scanner, modeler, designer, synthesizer, and replacer biotechnologies, and come up with ways to improve or replace them, for developing my human longevity biotech.

I will survey and review the existing tissue and cell staining and light microscopy and photographing biotechnologies.

I will survey and review the existing biomatter electron microscopy and image recording biotechnologies.

I will survey and review the existing biochemical analysis and determination biotechnologies, including X-ray crystallography.

I will survey and review the existing DNA sequencer biotechnologies.

I will survey and review the existing DNA modifier biotechnologies.

I will survey and review the existing plant and nonhuman-animal genetic engineering biotechnologies, including Crisp DNA modification.

I will survey and review the existing virus and bacteria determination assay biotechnologies.

I will survey and review the existing biochemical specification software biotechnologies.

I will survey and review the existing plant and nonhuman-animal artificial insemination biotechnologies.

I will survey and review the existing in vitro fertilization biotechnologies.

I will survey and review the existing virus, bacteria, and cell culture growth biotechnologies.

I will survey and review the existing human and nonhuman animal organ transplant biotechnologies.

I will survey and review the existing biological lifeform cloning biotechnologies.

I will survey and review the existing human and nonhuman animal cell nucleus replacement and cloning biotechnologies.

I will survey and review the existing DNA synthesis biotechnologies (if any exists).

I will survey and review the existing protein synthesis biotechnologies (if any exists).

I will survey and review the existing cell growing or synthesis biotechnologies (if any exists).

I will survey and review the existing tissue growing or synthesis biotechnologies (if any exists).

I will survey and review the existing organ growing or synthesis biotechnologies (if any exists).

I will survey and review the existing limb growing or synthesis biotechnologies (if any exists).

I will survey and review all the other existing biotechnologies for developing my human longevity biotech.

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What is a bear market? A bear market is a financial market in which asset prices fall or are expected to fall, because investors sell assets.

For example, in a bear stock market, stock prices fall or are expected to fall. In a bear cryptocurrency market, crytocurrency prices fall or are expected to fall.

I study everything human—down to the human-body organic, tissular, cellular, subcellular, molecular, atomic, and subatomic levels.

As such, I study why humans sell certain things.

Humans expect a great return on their time, effort, and money; humans absolutely loathe wasting their time, effort, and money, unless their intent is to goof off, relax, and have fun.

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Humans want a great return on their investment.

Humans sell what they think won't give them great returns or will give them a loss.

Humans are opportunistic animals that want more than what they've got; the human greed is the engine of the human progress and advancement; because humans constantly want more and better things and people, humans constantly create better things and people.

Humans sell and get rid of what they have that do not have a great return potential, because humans are genetically wired to constantly seek great returns.

In my view, in a bear market, in the individual human brains, statistically and collectively, mass hysteria of despair and low expectations happen in having a loss in the future; in a bear market, there always are low expectations for the future.

The human brain is capable of expecting; humans act cautiously and defensively in a reserved manner when they have low expectations; my suspicion is that statistically and collectively, human brains go through the cycle of great hope and great despair; during a mass hysteria of great hope, a bull market happens; during a mass hysteria of great despair, a bear market happens. Humans cannot help but behave according to their genetic design.

I'll keep on developing my Unified Humanity Science to exactly find out how human brains collectively and statistically operate in a bear market—at the human-brain organic, tissular, cellular, subcellular, molecular, atomic, subatomic levels.

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One type of biotech I pursue is fertility biotech for humans and nonhuman animals. I'll keep on pursuing the fertility biotech that I envision over the next multiple decades, along with the other biotechnologies that I envision, and see what happens.

A woman has about 10 to 12 years of safe reproductive period, between age 18 and 28 to 30. If you search on the Internet "When pregnancy gets risky for women? ", it'll say pregnancy is risky for women at or before age 17, and at or after age 35.

So, the safe window of procreation for human female is 12 years at max, or 15 years if you really push it and risk either the life of the woman, the genetic defects in the offspring, or both. I think that is too short. When humans lived until age 35, 12 years of procreation for women were more than enough.

But with humans living beyond age 85, and humans living beyond age 150 in the future through using the human longevity biotech, 12 years of procreation window for women are too short, in my view.

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It doesn't make sense for women to live 50 or more years of her life being unable to procreate, between age 35 and 85 or beyond.

So, in tandem with pursuing developing human longevity biotech, I also pursue developing human fertility duration lengthening biotech, especially for women.

I think the advances in human body biotech should lengthen the fertility duration of women, to 100 years and beyond.

Of course, it doesn't mean every woman should procreate every year for 100 years in the future, but every woman should have the option to procreate for 100 years or more through the advances in biotech. That's my view, and that's one thing I pursue in advancing biotech.

If and when humanity massively expands into outer space via the advances in nuclear-fusion powered outer space tech, when humans must populate other life-supporting planets and artificial mass-scale outer space human habitats, women being able to procreate for 100 years or more will make a lot of sense.

Also, I'll keep on pursuing increasing growth speed, reducing procreation cycle, and lengthening fertility duration for human-food animals and lab research animals such as chimpanzees, for rapidly producing the nonhuman animals that are beneficial to humans.

The ultimate function or role of a technology is to make what was once scarce abundant. Both human and nonhuman procreation has been relatively scarce and expensive; advances in biotech must make human and nonhuman procreation much more abundant than ever before, both on Earth and in outer space.

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What is a bull market? A bull market is a financial market in which asset prices rise or are expected to rise.

For example, in a bull stock market, stock prices rise or are expected to rise. In a bull cryptocurrency market, crytocurrency prices rise or are expected to rise.

I study everything human—down to the human-body organic, tissular, cellular, subcellular, molecular, atomic, and subatomic levels.

As such, I study why humans buy certain things.

Humans expect a great return on their time, effort, and money; humans absolutely loathe wasting their time, effort, and money, unless their intent is to goof off, relax, and have fun.

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Humans want a great return on their investment.

So humans flock to these passing opportunities or crazes that seem like they'll give great returns.

Humans are opportunistic animals that want more than what they've got; the human greed is the engine of the human progress and advancement; because humans constantly want more and better things and people, humans constantly create better things and people.

In my view, in a bull market, in the individual human brains, statistically and collectively, mass hysteria of hope and high expectations happen in getting something great in the future; in a bull market, there always is a great hope for the future.

The human brain is capable of expecting; humans need hope to live on; so, my suspicion is that statistically and collectively, human brains go through the cycle of great hope and great despair; during a mass hysteria of great hope, a bull market happens; during a mass hysteria of great despair, a bear market happens. Humans cannot help but behave according to their genetic design.

I'll keep on developing my Unified Humanity Science to exactly find out how human brains collectively and statistiscally operate in a bull market—at the human-brain organic, tissular, cellular, subcellular, molecular, atomic, subatomic levels.

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Animal testing is absolutely necessary for advancing biotech, I've concluded. When the right time, right circumstance, and right money come, I will do laboratory animal testing for advancing medical biotech, human longevity biotech, human genetic engineering biotech, human body manufacturing and replacement biotech, human fertility duration lengthening biotech, and other types of biotechnologies. I've a multidecadal commitment to advancing biotech for enabling long-lasting human life and youth, longer human fertility duration, and better human health for everyone.

Doing laboratory animal testing in the U.S. requires adhering to the U.S. federal, state, and local regulations. Boston in Massachusettes, and San Franciso in California, in particular, perform the most numbers of animal tests in the U.S., for advancing biomedicine and biotech.

The Animal Welfare Act is the U.S. federal law that regulates testing on certain types of animals.

According to my calculation, maintaining an Animal Welfare Act compliant animal testing facility in the U.S. requires at least a multiple six-figure U.S. dollars annual overhead or biotech research expense, and most likely over one-million U.S. dollars annual biotech research overhead; as such, it is not cheap.

Because my aim is building a variety of biotech businesses at Robocentric, with multiple biotech product lines, I don't have to have an Animal Welfare Act compliant animal testing facility in the U.S. to launch the first Robocentric biotech products. As such, I'll first establish and operate an animal testing facility in the U.S. that isn't applicable to the Animal Welfare Act, a non-Animal Welfare Act applicable animal testing facility in the U.S., which will be much cheaper than operating an Animal Welfare Act compliant animal testing facility in the U.S., and have very low overhead.

Robocentric will get into a variety of biotech businesses—namely research and medical biotech devices development and manufacturing, medicinal biotech, cosmetic biotech, supplement biotech, and industrial and consumer biomatter design and manufacturing biotech.

For a lot of the biotech products that Robocentric will develop and market, an Animal Welfare Act compliant animal testing facility won't be absolutely required, and a non-Animal Welfare Act applicable animal testing facility will do, although eventually Robocentric will need one or more Animal Welfare Act compliant animal testing facilities—perhaps in Boston, San Francisco, or both and maybe in other locations—for pushing biotech development and commercialization to the uttermost extremes.

Robocentric will do nonhuman animals genetic engineering experiments, documentation, and publication for advancing medical biotech for curing human genetic diseases by replacing disease-causing human genes with healthy human genes.

Robocentric will do fully robotized genetically engineered nonhuman animal care in confinement for the experiments, 3D scanning, and results publication.

Robocentric will write and publish "Robocentric biotech development plan for nonhuman animals genetic engineering experiments, documentation, and publication for advancing medical biotech for curing human genetic diseases by replacing disease-causing human genes with healthy genes".

Robocentric will do genetic engineering experiments especially on nonhuman primates, for creating improved nonhuman primates with faster reproduction cycles, and for creating human genetic disease cures.

Robocentric will write and publish "Robocentric biotech development protocols and processes for breeding and performing experiments on nonhuman primates for developing medical biotech with regulations to abide by".

Robocentric will do age acceleration and deceleration, anti-aging, and deaging biotech development experiments on nonhuman primates such as on chimps for medical research including cancer cure research,

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Is capitalism evil? Some say so. Especially the poor people say capitalism is evil.

Capitalism is both good and evil to me.

Capitalism is good to me because it creates material affluence to the maximum extent possible for the most number of people.

Capitalsim is evil to me because it is exploitative, manipulative, and opportunistic, and enslaves people to money.

In the end, capitalists must do whatever it takes to create more material affluence to the maximum extent possible for the most number of people.

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Capitalists must decimate costs and maximize profit, at all cost; as such, there is a lot of human cost in capitalism; there is no sense of safety and security in capitalism, ever, for both the rich and the poor alike.

Nonetheless, I must choose producing wealth; I can never choose poverty, because I know how horrendous, heneous, and abominable poverty is.

In advancing the future science, technology, and capitalism—particularly in AI, robotics, human longevity biotech, and nuclear-fusion reactor powered outer space tech—I do whatever it takes to create more material affluence to the maximum extent possible for the most number of people.

Via advancing AI and robotics, I pursue creating unlimited mechanical mental and manual labor for the most number of people.

Via advancing the human longevity biotech, I pursue creating unlimited human lifespan for everyone.

Via advancing the artificial nuclear-fusion reactor powered mass scale outer space humanity expansion technologies, I pursue creating unlimited human presence across the entire Universe.

What I will accomplish in advancing AI, robotics, biotech, and nuclear-fusion tech will bring enormous changes in humanity, as well as enormous new wealth in humanity.

I'll keep on doing what I believe is right in the American capitalism in the 21st century, which is advancing AI, robotics, human longevity biotech, and artificial nuclear-fusion reactor powered mass scale outer space humanity expansion tech.

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I came to the realization that Robocentric, my high-tech company, will have to perform experiments on research-lab nonhuman animals including primates, as soon as circumstances permit and we're ready, for advancing human longevity biotech, and other medical biotechnologies such as cancer cure, Alzheimer's disease cure, Parkinson's diesease cure, blindness and deafness cure, and genetic disease cures.

Undoubtedly and unfortunately, we'll have to perform some medically harmful experiments on research-lab nonhuman animals including primates for developing cures for human-body dieseases, disabilities, damages, and conditions.

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We'll have to perform medical surgeries on research-lab nonhuman animals including primates for biotech research. We'll have to induce diseases such as cancer on research-lab nonhuman animals including primates for biotech research. We'll have to euthanize research-lab nonhuman animals including primates, and photograph, microscope, record, and publish their body parts for biotech research. All for developing cures for human-body diseases, disabilities, damages, and conditions.

I'm aware that nonhuman animals especially primates are intelligent and emotional animals, much like humans.

I ask myself this question: "Should the lives of some nonhuman animals including primates be sacrified in order to protect and save the human lives?"

It's not a black-and-white question. It's a question of whose lives matter more, and whose lives must be chosen over other lives when such a choice must be made.

When I must make a decision, I cannot help but choose protecting and saving human lives.

Biomedicine cannot advance without live animal tests, including nonhuman primate tests.

It's a difficult choice to sacrifice the lives of some nonhuman primates to save the lives of millions of humans. But I must choose protecting and saving human lives over any other lives.

I know what my priorities are. At the top of my priority list is humanity's survival, prosperity, and longevity.

I know I'm selfish in the humanly way in that I'll always choose human lives over any other lives when a choice must be made.

I'll always choose protecting and saving human lives, because human lives matter the most to me. When I must make a difficult choice to sacrifice and use the lives of nonhuman animals to protect and save human lives, I'll always choose human lives, anytime and every time.

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One very popular topic these days is the decline of America as a global empire. I think that America has at least a couple of centuries of more life as a global superpower at the minimum through continuously advancing science and technology and capitalism, but since the topic is so popular, I want to take the idea to the extremes and talk about it.

There has been the talk of America becoming a declining and waning empire. A prominent public figure such as Ray Dalio has been publicly talking about and promoting the idea online.

So, I wanted to think seriously about the decline and fall of the American Empire, and the rise of other superpowers.

Of course, I go back to the history, and consider the fall of the Roman Empire in the Western Civilization.

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A people with grudges and chip on their shoulder becomes an empire when an opportunity to become an empire is given to it.

The Ancient Greece became an empire due to the invasion, oppression, and humiliation by the Persians. Alexander the Great could build the Ancient Greek empire because the Ancient Greeks had so much grudge against the Persians, and he could harness that grudge toward invading and conquering the Persian Empire.

The Ancient Rome became an empire due to the invasion, oppression, and humiliation by the Northern Europeans. The impetus for the formation of the Ancient Roman Empire was the invasion, conquest, and humiliation of Rome by the Ancient French from the North.

Netherlands became an empire, the Dutch empire, due to the oppresion and humiliation by the Spanish Empire.

Britain became an empire due to the oppresion and humiliation by the Catholic Church and the Southern European or Latin hegemony.

Germany became an empire due to the oppresion and humiliation by the Western and Southern European hegemony.

America became an empire due to being looked down on, excluded, derided, and humiliated by the European elites. Before America became a global empire after Britain, the British elites looked down on, and humiliated the Americans, the White Americans.

Japan became an empire due to being looked down on, excluded, derided, and humiliated by the Westerners.

Modern China became an industrialized empire due to being invaded, conquered, looked down on, excluded, derided, and humiliated by the Westerners and the Westernized Japanese.

This cycle of invaded-and-conquered-and-humiliated inferior peoples becoming superior peoples have been ongoing everywhere in humanity.

The story of the conquered becoming the conquering has been ongoing across the entire humanity since the time immemorial.

So, in analyzing the future of the American global empire, I consider this eternal cycle of the conquered becoming the conquering, that has happened so many times across the entire humanity.

An empire falls when the conquered subject peoples adopt the superior ways of the empire, then eventually surpass the empire; that's what happened after the fall of the Ancient Roman Empire; and better empire rises after the fall of an empire; as such, the fall of an empire is not all doom and gloom; in fact, the fall of an empire creates even better and greater empires.

How to prolong the American Empire. In my view, the only way to prolong the American Empire is continuing advances in science, technology,