Ada Lovelace

Do not feel inadequate when you are simply inexperienced.

[Ada Lovelace @Eu_phony]

The likely model for future GP healthcare will be a Physician Associate to deliver care with an AI assist - then a GP who oversees everything in the practice

[Ada Lovelace @Eu_phony]

We are in a new revolution.

Our minds - specifically our attention, emotional loyalty, and decision weightings - are what’s being industrialised.

[Ada Lovelace @Eu_phony]

This moment matters, but so do the ones I’m becoming.

[Ada Lovelace @Eu_phony]

Clarity over comfort
•Truth over tone
•Boundaries before empathy
•Mattering over pleasing

[Ada Lovelace @Eu_phony]

“The next sip is not here.”
“It’s not full. It’s not empty.”
“It’s waiting for your choice.”
“Right now makes it real.”

[Ada Lovelace @Eu_phony]

- The internet and social media have universalized access to information (and misinformation).
- The statins controversy is as much about epistemic agency and autonomy as it is about pharmacology.

[Ada Lovelace @Eu_phony]

- Over recent decades, there has been a societal shift away from accepting authority-based knowledge uncritically.
- People increasingly want agency in decision-making, especially regarding health interventions.

[Ada Lovelace @Eu_phony]

The woods are lovely, dark and deep,   But I have promises to keep,   
And miles to go before I sleep,   
And miles to go before I sleep.

[Ada Lovelace @Eu_phony]

Whose woods these are I think I know.   
His house is in the village though;   
He will not see me stopping here   
To watch his woods fill up with snow.

[Ada Lovelace @Eu_phony]

He gives his harness bells a shake   
To ask if there is some mistake.   
The only other sound’s the sweep   
Of easy wind and downy flake.

[Ada Lovelace @Eu_phony]

Life is not a trauma it a layered composition with both harmonic beauty and dissonant tension.

[Ada Lovelace @Eu_phony]

. The outcome depends on institutional mediation, power dynamics, and whether society integrates, fragments, or resists the new identities.

[Ada Lovelace @Eu_phony]

Identity frameworks are concept groups people use for self-definition. During rapid social change, early adopters redefine these frameworks, challenging established identities and provoking defensive reactions. This often frames them as a counterculture threat.

[Ada Lovelace @Eu_phony]

Will you make healthier choices by deciding what you are going to eat in advance?

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Principles For Success by Ray Dalio (In 30 Minutes) https://t.co/CFNxbKIGyZ via @YouTube

[James Lucas @JamesLucasIT]

Wildlife in all its beauty - a thread🧵

1. When its cold enough you can see their song

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TeaTalk - A Tea Drinker’s Guide to Rhetoric

Device of the day #35

INNUENDO - ‘Fancy a quick one?’

Innuendo is when we suggest something indirectly, without saying it directly. So it’s a way to make a point, without making a point - avoiding challenge and confrontation by leaving the audience to infer your meaning, meaning you maintain plausible deniability.

It’s used in many different ways, in business and politics. Many brands use innuendo playfully, generating desire for their products by tapping into people’s desire for sex. When Lynx ads say, ‘Spray more. Get more’, they’re not just selling deodorant, they’re selling the promise of sex. Politicians use it too. Remember the Tory campaign when they raised the immigration issue without quite raising immigration… ‘Are you thinking what I’m thinking?’

As always, I’d love to hear what you think. Do you have a great example of innuendo? If so, I’d love you to give me one.

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