This resonates with what we're trying to explore at oBrain. Different fields, but a shared scientific philosophy: research should be open, reproducible, and accessible to independent verification. We're applying that idea to computational neuroscience, using @Arc to preserve neural computations, genetic inheritance, and experimental history in a publicly verifiable environment. Open science isn't just about publishing results. It's about giving others the ability to question, reproduce, and build upon them. Great to see @VitalikButerin highlighting initiatives that embrace this direction. The more science becomes open to independent scrutiny, the more we can collectively learn.