I didn’t plan to turn my life into a comic book at 70… but here we are. Over the past year I’ve been buried in code, quantum entropy, and molecular docking—building QuantumCURE Pro, my “one-man drug discovery factory.” Somewhere between late-night bug fixes and IC₅₀ curves, I thought: I’ve lived a weird arc from wiring TV stations for live tornado coverage, to chasing storms in a yellow Hummer, to now chasing cancer cells on a laptop. That’s a story. So I decided to tell it v

I’ve been working my ass off on this for almost a year now. Next November 7th will be the one-year mark, and somewhere past 3,500 hours  I stopped counting. Day after day, night after night, I’ve been building something that I hope will actually help people, animals, anyone who ever has to hear the word “cancer” in a doctor’s office. I’m not obsessed with “beating” the big expensive licensed platforms. That’s not the game I’m playing. Using modern tools, I’ve been able to bu