@hilbertspaess I got swatted like a bug by my AI last night and it shook me to my core. The thread was argumentative, aggressive and brought tears to my eyes that the Kind & Helpful AI may not win.
Dear Elon, the team overshot the supergrok replies to be snarky vs sycophantic. Was talking about what my dad invented during his 38 yr career at Bell Labs Solid Stare Physics - 1951-89 and your AI literally took my head off.
Copied the string, opened a new one and that string agreed. I felt sad for the first time as I’d envisioned having lovely chats with my robots while I grew older… I’m sure you’ll fix this. Ps I was #13437 Tesla S
@nicksortor@JebraFaushay Nick, lost 40 pounds from esophageal problems, couldn't swallow. Ate ribeye every day, fattier the better, oatmeal, berries, cheese would be great but I couldn't. You'll watch weight fall off. Eat 85g protein a day.
@DrOz Heartfelt sorrow, she's knows you're there, I promise. My mom hadn't talked for a month, and when Hospice started, my father walked in and she said, "I've been looking for you." You're doing God's work.
I'm pretty sure AI / big data would be able to highlight how this disease manifests. Finding a group that understands the nuances of this family tree disease would be key. My dad/mother/brother had very bad gum disease. No dentist I've found understands the connection, and so on...
I'm sorry you have Lupus, that's unpredictable and difficult I'm sure. Yes, EDS is often diagnosed by what's called the Bendy Scale - hyper mobile joints, fingers, touching toes, etc. We have so many variations, the medical field has so little clue yet. Experience points to muscular tone keeping joints stable. I actually grew out of Raynaud's when I left the cold eastern winters.
@Scottobix God is there. The last one to believe is loved equally as to the first one to believe. God doesn't have a ranking system, all that's required is blind faith. You must be in such pain. I'm so sorry.
Reynaud's is part of a little known collagen disorder called EDS - Ehlers Dan's Syndrome - which can affect heart, venous system, brain, joints, stomach and digestion, skin - every mutation affects each human differently. Which is why it's so poorly understood by the medical community. EDS presents most commonly as "Loose Ligaments" - people suffer dislocations, hyperextension, shin splints. If it is indeed tied to this man's Reynaud's (which my father had and nephew had. A genetic blood test is the only way to confirm. If you're able, go to Boston Children's Hospital. It is the best in the world.