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By 2035 we should have the first multiple millions of households happy to pay $100/month to ensure a future life free of disease*.
Your $300 today helps fund the R&D to make this a reality.
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$300 once = comped hardware + support forever. Utility-scale molecular sensing infrastructure.
Yes, a world and a life basically free from disease—not right away, but within a decade of globally deployed Universal Molecular Streaming (UMS).
UMS means anyone will be able to look at any and all molecules from around them and inside them (thus, “universal”). “Streaming” refers both to molecules moving through tiny sensors, and to digitally streaming information about the molecules.
With UMS, you’ll see viruses and microbes every time you use the bathroom. At sufficient scale, that will end most infectious disease transmission.
Next up is cancer. We know that early molecular warning signs for most cancers can be found in everything you flush away. UMS will allow longitudinal, continuous, population-scale testing for and discovery of these biomarkers.
But what about aging? And heart disease? And what about actually curing existing cancers and infectious disease? How will just detecting molecules lead to cures and not just prevention?
All of biomedical research depends on “seeing” molecules. At the level that our technical roadmap aspires to—high-throughput, single-molecule, able to “see” anything without a special tag for each thing—this is extremely complex and expensive. Our project will vastly reduce the cost and complexity of use, essentially turning your toilet into what would now be the molecular sensing infrastructure of an advanced biomedical research lab.
In 2026 Earth has roughly 100,000 "advanced biomedical research labs". When we make UMS as commonplace as electricity and internet, vital utilities for the world, there will be a billion UMS-enabled toilets by 2045, each like its own advanced lab.
Based on those numbers, UMS will multiply the world's molecular vision 10,000 fold in the next few decades. And it will be longitudinal, personal, local molecular vision, in a world where many, many more people can learn and know and do biotech.
Really think about this—it’s a major, permanent upgrade to the intellectual culture of our civilization. Keep this in the back of your mind, and in the next few days, you’ll encounter multiple things randomly that will make you think of reasons that we need to build UMS.