This New Tech Revolutionizes Biology... | Michael Levin

Dr. Michael Levin is on the verge of revolutionizing medicine by unlocking the bioelectric code that governs how cells communicate, heal, and build complex structures. His work reveals that intelligence exists at every level of biology—allowing us to reprogram tissues, regenerate limbs, and even suppress cancer by restoring cellular memory and connection.

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Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
02:45 The Role of Bioelectricity in Medicine
7:00 Multi-Scale Problem Solving
7:55 The Intelligence of Development
11:41 Decoding Electrical Memories
12:29 The Power of Bioelectric Signals
13:20 Rewiring Cellular Communication
15:29 Cancer and Cellular Networks
16:30 Birth Defects and Bioelectricity
18:28 Regeneration and Bioelectric Pathways
22:50 Inducing Novel Organs
25:35 The Future of Medicine
26:24 Audience Interaction and Questions
31:34 The Future of Bioelectricity
38:55 Integrating Bioelectricity with Evolution
44:17 Preventative Strategies in Medicine
45:45 Closing Remarks and Resources
46:30 Conclusion

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[calmlittlebuddy]

The best part of Michael Levin's approach is he is open minded enough to thoughtfully consider almost any idea, but will only work on the ones that he can test experimentally and that have the potential to move us (all minds) forward in understanding and improving our existence.

[amypowell]

Michael Levin's work is going to revolutionize everything.

[mattbrown]

3+ years of watching ToE videos and it's still an instant click (especially Levin) kudos Curt. Keep em coming.

[cyborgbear]

Michael Levin is one of my favorite people in the world. I'm addicted to botanical biocommunication experiments for healing plants, and what he's doing to animals is absolutely amazing.

Have you considered interviewing Jim Keller? He's a very sociable and philosophical guy. I see a lot of interviews with him, but most of the questions don't really dig that deeply into his mind. Would love to see you interview him.

Thank you, Curt.

[ekkolapto]

Curt–you and Michael Levin will go down in the history books! William Hahn, Rubin Gruber and I had a pleasure hosting you, Gil Blander, and Dan Elton last week for Polymath Medical at the FAU Gruber AI Sandbox. 
Levin's presentation as usual sparked an incredibly fascinating discussion between our audience of leading physicians, researchers, and new generation of students–perhaps a Theory of Everything in Biology or Medicine will arise from a student inspired by Michael Levin's work in that crowd!

Last week was awesome. Excited to do another one with you in Boston or Florida this year!
- Addy

[adamsawyer]

Very good. Open minded, interdisciplinary stuff like this really gives me hope for the future.

[jamesr]

Michael Levin is one of the foremost thinkers of our time.

[Skunk]

Most of the TOE talks are pretty far above me, but I still try to hang in there.
This is one of the greatest ones, Curt, and I thank you and all your guests for making this caliber of material available to all!

[childofkhem.]

If .001% of the money spent on wars would be granted to people like Dr Levin, we would change our world forever in such a short time

[frankfrok]

Michael Levin is a magnificent biologist and explorer of breathtaking breakthroughs.

[pjaworek]

Everytime this guy blows me away for years and years with just this one topic. He shares with us the best definition of intelligence, (re-paraphrased), "the ability to achieve the same goal through different means or under different conditions". Genius!!

[AquarianSoulTimeTraveler]

This was one of the best explainers for anyone new to Michael levins research.

[ephrin-ligand]

He is awesome. Bright and thoughtful. Amazingly brave as well. This pioneering is very hard to do correctly. Takes enormous bravery and intelligence to move step by step without breaking "rules".

[luqmaanissah]

How has this guy not won a Nobel prize yet?! Thanks Curt for another excellent vid, definitely provided some food for thought.

[orionmyth]

This technical work will vindicate the mindset of millions and millions of people

[Americanmutt-zk]

Part of the reason I'm so compassionate is because I grew up in a children's hospital. So not all bad experiences cause bad effects. You have a real appreciation of life when you see people who don't get all the advantages.

[edwhite]

This is amazing. I can’t wait until we can fully benefit from this understanding

[pdjinne]

This might be the most important discovery of all times... wow.

[bradmodd]

Explains the placebo effect on healing, the greatest healer of history.

[Firask]

If this doesn't get him a nobel prize I don't know what will