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by nums 3mo ago
Here's an example that illustrates a shortcoming about how medicine has historically been practiced and how it might change with the advent of AI. A person very familiar with me was having an interaction at a review board level at Stan
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by nums 3mo ago
My mom had cancer and she was on regular, suppressive chemotherapy. I put her info into an AI and it correctly noted that her chemotherapy had stopped being effective 2 months prior based on factual lab reports. She was unaware of this.
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by nums 3mo ago
Maybe a difference here is asking AI for conclusions. When I have it do a buyer's report for me, I ask it for "what questions should I be asking? What are typical things that go wrong with this type of vehicle?" I don&#x27
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by nums 4y ago
Great comment. From prior research, the hormonal interactions around the thyroid and immune system are complex. You've boiled it down fairly well here as related to zinc. Wasn't there some discussion about hydroxychloroquine bein
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by nums 5y ago
What is the best alternative to google maps on my iphone that doesn't sell/store my location data?
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by nums 5y ago
I enjoy listening to some of Rogan's podcasts. I don't agree with all of his opinions (or his guests). Also, I'm not into all of his topics (e.g., MMA). That said, I'm interested in the criticism of him and this "
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by nums 5y ago
Hoffman Process is life changing
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by nums 5y ago
14/2 or 12/2 :-)
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by nums 5y ago
"Helicopter" Ben famously said that the Great Depression could have been averted by throwing $100 bills from helicopters to pump liquidity into the economy. I believe the implementation of this concept via the Fed (bank of banks)
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by nums 5y ago
100% agree. It's a good start. Also, I think emergency healthcare should be contemplated differently than ... I'll call it "premeditated healthcare". In one instance, the individual can make a deliberate shopping decis
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by nums 5y ago
I studied this years ago for years. My summary: - a mandated MLR of 85% means the insurance companies have zero incentive to reduce the cost of items. In fact, their toplines and real (non%) profits increase as healthcare gets more expens
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by nums 8y ago
Is this really about privacy? I'm skeptical that Apple doesn't track the hell out of me; I think they just want to sell more phones and don't want others to track us. Instead, I think this is about asymmetric, non-negotiable
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by nums 8y ago
I'm an admirer of Tesla and enjoy a P85D. I'm curious about what Tesla will do to new car sales (across the industry) as the sold fleet ages. Traditional car companies intentionally balance their costs against consumers proclivit