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AI needs 6 weeks to discover what it took humans 134 years

Summary by Folha De S.Paulo

In 1889, French mathematician Fran ois-Gilbert Viault climbed a mountain in the Andes, took blood from his arm and examined him under a microscope, and his red blood cells, the vein response for transporting oxygen nitrogen through the body, had increased by 42 percent. He had discovered a mysterious power inherent in the human body: when it needs more critical crystals for life, it can produce them on demand. Read more

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AI needs 6 weeks to discover what it took humans 134 years

In 1889, French mathematician Fran ois-Gilbert Viault climbed a mountain in the Andes, took blood from his arm and examined him under a microscope, and his red blood cells, the vein response for transporting oxygen nitrogen through the body, had increased by 42 percent. He had discovered a mysterious power inherent in the human body: when it needs more critical crystals for life, it can produce them on demand. Read more

2 months ago·São Paulo, Brazil

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