+o−
“At nineteen, he receives the Nobel Prize in Medicine. He says nothing.”
The story of a silent genius whose inaccessible world transforms artificial intelligence, immunology, and the future of cancer treatment.
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Synopsis
+o− is the story of Simon Echevarria, a child with severe autism who, against all odds, manages to decipher one of the most complex enigmas in biomedicine: the anticipatory correction of cancer at the cellular level.
He doesn't utter a word until the age of eight. At sixteen, he develops an artificial intelligence capable of teaching the immune system to detect genetic errors before they become tumors. At nineteen, he receives the Nobel Prize in Medicine. He says nothing.
Told through fragments of diaries, forensic records, lost interviews, and overlapping voices, +o− is an elegy for all those who, from inaccessible worlds, have offered miracles the world never knew how to thank.
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