@nntaleb JPmonolouge = Sum(Max(verbalism, scientism, historizism)) + personal_profit*topic OR prompt ChatGPT with „say something banal about anything but make it sound smart and create a lot of analogies with content from the bible. Analogies do not have to make sense.“
@vmuecke_k Unterschenkelödeme unter Amlodipin habe ich echt schon oft gesehen. Teilweise inklusive Fehldiagnose und unnötigen und natürlich unwirksamen Diuretika. Sehr befriedigend Patienten von Ödemen und Medis befreien zu können.
Last night @AlexBerenson told me that the definition of a vaccine was changed post-2020 to mean that they no longer prevent infection. That’s 100% false. The primary purpose of a vaccine has always been to prevent the disease, not an infection. This is a common misconception that can easily be cleared up. https://t.co/5wqF1W8oaG
@jordanbpeterson Could you please return to writing books about your top 12 lobster recipes - or whatever you did before you started being the most informed person about every hot topic, little Miss Sunshine?! „Schuster, bleib bei deinen Leisten.“
@SquireKnut@RyanMarino 😄 I actually based my claim of Hubermans poor statistical knowledge on various times he presented studies and made a lot of mistakes when interpreting the results. But it seems like it is way worse (as can be seen all over X at the moment)…
@SquireKnut@RyanMarino He started out talking about stuff he actually knows a lot about. But even a smart person can only have deep knowledge about few complex things. It also seems that his understanding of statistics is very poor. He then just followed the money to grifterdom…
@RyanMarino In Ger pharmacies can give out metha, pola etc (working together with a qualified MD). Family doctors can do it as well. The number of patients is limited- if I remember correctly it is somewhere round 5-10 for Family docs and 50-60 for the specalist - registered with the name
For those who argue the NYMag article on Huberman is an irrelevant distraction to the quality of his health advice. Here is an article discussing the quality of that advice in some detail.
https://t.co/xbw1RxCU7Q
@kareem_carr bloodwork and negative drug test for the most common drugs- ~25% chance of an organic reason, meaning enough to send him to the guys from internal medicine for further check up, but him coming back the same night without any somatic findings being the most likely outcome.
@kareem_carr Working both as a medical doctor and what you call data scientist nowadays I would say that I think more bayesian in the first and more freq in the latter. So a young Patient in a psychotic state with no known psychiatric illness, slightly elevated CRP in the