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That's like planting a bomb in front of a military camp. You might have a target, but in the end you just kill whoever was nearby at that time. In the case of the pager attack, that includes children aged 11 and 12, as well as a nurse.

That's much closer to a terrorist attack than to legal warfare.

> The Cafe's are there to serve coffee, it's just courtesy as business model to let you hang around

Traditionally it's the other way around, the drink is a by-product of a public house where people can gather. Could you imagine a bar where people are just supposed to drink and leave?

Given that drugs take around 10 years to get to market, and that some time is needed for industrial adoption as well, it's not very reasonable to expect clinically approved drugs before a few years.

Yes, and no. I just completed a PhD on GNNs, and in the last 4 years I have not used a single GNN without residual connection. It is quite well known that res connections allow to alleviate a lot of issues such as oversmoothing, and I expect that it would be the case here as well.

As a PhD student working on core ML methods with applications in chemistry, I second this. During my PhD, I read very few papers by chemists that were exciting from a ML perspective. Some work very well, but the chemists don't even seem to always understand why they made the right choice for a specific problem.

I don't claim that the opposite is easy either. Chemistry is really difficult, and I understand very little.