Hi Sunny. Thank you for your reply. I should m
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Hi Sunny. Thank you for your reply.
I should mention for the board, I haven’t read a thing from today, but I wanted to respond (hopefully before bedtime in Germany). I’m back at work! Not sure how I feel about that.
Also, I do not have skills to add much to your database. Novice analytics at best. But I do understand science more than most. And got lucky when I heard about and then read about Leronlimab. All in. Long.
Your friend seems to have chops. You are also qualified from what I can tell. And your response to me was satisfactory.
Then the assumptions.
Like how many doses are going to be used for Alzheimer’s and how might this affect your model?
Who knows, right?
Which competitor of CYDY earns the SOC for one of the indications in your model. Again who knows?
But my take on your prognostication is still VERY positive, and here’s why. I’m originally from Hurricane Alley on the coast of North Carolina.
The heat over the Sahara dessert builds up and heads West over the coast of Africa and builds up thunderstorms . A few weeks later a Hurricane follows the prevailing winds into the coast of North Carolina.
When the storm is way out at sea, the cone of probability (the area where the storm will make landfall) is very wide and not accurate.
As the Hurricane gets very close to landfall, the cone of probability gets Very focused on an exact area.
This is how I feel about your model.
Fairly dialed in for the next year or two, and then who knows after that?
As we traverse that time, your model will get more accurate. This is why I like it.
Thanks for your contributions. Tchuss.
I should mention for the board, I haven’t read a thing from today, but I wanted to respond (hopefully before bedtime in Germany). I’m back at work! Not sure how I feel about that.
Also, I do not have skills to add much to your database. Novice analytics at best. But I do understand science more than most. And got lucky when I heard about and then read about Leronlimab. All in. Long.
Your friend seems to have chops. You are also qualified from what I can tell. And your response to me was satisfactory.
Then the assumptions.
Like how many doses are going to be used for Alzheimer’s and how might this affect your model?
Who knows, right?
Which competitor of CYDY earns the SOC for one of the indications in your model. Again who knows?
But my take on your prognostication is still VERY positive, and here’s why. I’m originally from Hurricane Alley on the coast of North Carolina.
The heat over the Sahara dessert builds up and heads West over the coast of Africa and builds up thunderstorms . A few weeks later a Hurricane follows the prevailing winds into the coast of North Carolina.
When the storm is way out at sea, the cone of probability (the area where the storm will make landfall) is very wide and not accurate.
As the Hurricane gets very close to landfall, the cone of probability gets Very focused on an exact area.
This is how I feel about your model.
Fairly dialed in for the next year or two, and then who knows after that?
As we traverse that time, your model will get more accurate. This is why I like it.
Thanks for your contributions. Tchuss.
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