Do one thing.
Then you are ahead.

By Sunday you should be able to say: “I am an author of two preprints, one endorsed. I can present both without notes to a biologist and to an ML scientist." --- ## PART 7 · Weeks 21-40 as chapters (depth, co-author, money) Same weekly shape as Part 6. Study tracks become lighter because the build blocks now carry Paper 3, the instruments and the money thread. --- # ACT V · The protein detective finds a partner (weeks 21-24) > Act V story. A detective can read fingerprints faster than anyone, but a fingerprint match is not a conviction. The case closes only when a forensic lab runs the test. Protein language models are your fingerprint reader: they turn each enzyme sequence into an "embedding" that carries hints about how it behaves, including how much heat it tolerates. Your job in Act V is to become a careful detective (honest baselines, no leakage between protein families, intervals) and, above all, to find the forensic lab: a founder-scientist who will express and test your top candidates. When they agree, their name goes next to yours. That is L4 co-authored, the moment you stop being a vendor. > > Format note for weeks 21-40. v5 Part 7 gave these weeks as one table row each. Each chapter below expands that row into the v5 weekly format (Goal · Study · Build · Output · Only one thing) without changing the gate or the output. The original row is quoted first”