@walterkirn “It is simply no longer possible to believe much of the clinical research that is published, or to rely on the judgment of trusted physicians or authoritative medical guidelines. I take no pleasure in this conclusion..." Marcia Angell, editor New England Journal of Medicine, 2009
@WallStreetApes This is bad reasoning. If you gave everyone the exact same ambition and the exact same ability, you still need someone to fill every job that currently needs to be done. Libertarianism enables socialism, but a smart populism does not
@walterkirn Mr. Kirn is definitely not a fool, that's for sure. And there's also definitely some underlying phenomenon one can only bet. What it is... that's where people disagree. And that part of the equation should be studied as well, in my opinion
@walterkirn So much information is leaking out now, even among previously duped insiders. And this is the kind of information that has significant impacts over time. Ultimately, I think their only remaining play is censorship. This is why MAGA cannot afford any big mistakes or division
@walterkirn AI seems like a consumer product mostly, but good for summarization, research as only a starting point, idea generation, and various creative endeavors
@walterkirn AI is mostly hype. Perhaps with trial and error it can create useful code, and that could hard code automation, but not automation through how the AI architecture works itself, which is unreliable
@walterkirn One other note, I found Mercola to be similar where his diet looked like you needed to follow a spreadsheet. It is kind of interesting science though
@walterkirn Yeah, autoimmune is often but not always different than all the other many things keto, low carb, and normal blood sugars will fix and prevent
@walterkirn It's a talking point or slogan aimed at their base to keep their base from thinking. Like the idea of "undermining institutions" - without examining the nature of those institutions or need for resets