Most people need a target to aim their decisions towards in order to understand and embrace the meaning of their lives.

For me, I have both a personal and a professional target.

My professional life is aimed towards a super high tech, futuristic, video-game-esque, super intelligent AI hospitals that actually heal or prevent real diseases, and takes healthcare AI into the twenty fifth century. Star Trek Tricorder type medicine.

Find your purpose, and aim your decision-making spear through the quantum foam, towards that slice of the multiverse containing your vision!

My fear of being replaced by a machine is zero percent, plus or minus zero.

If a machine can do what you do, skill issue.

What are the future emperors of humanity doing now? Because you know they’re not in positions of power currently.

I don’t know typescript. But I do know cursor and thus wrote a whole project for a client in typescript, despite me not knowing a lick of that programming language. All you need to know is how to prompt properly and the underlying language shouldn’t matter. Code in English.

If your employer is not actively implementing and encouraging you to use LLM tools, find a new employer; they’re stuck in the past and scared of change.

“Adapt or die.”

We’ve never actually tried true diversity of viewpoint as compared to diversity of genetics.

“In 2003, an old library with 84,000 secret manuscripts more than 1,000 years old was found in the monastery of Sakya, Tibet, stored on shelves 60 metres long and 10 metres high.”

Think of all that LLM training data… 🤤

First new image from the Hubble telescope for 2025:

Capitalism is far better than communism, but we’re starting to see the downsides of capitalism gone too far.

Namely, BlackRock.

Imagine they buy all the burnt L.A. land for pennies on the dollar and then erect highly-profitable, low-quality housing in order to maximize shareholder profit?

Fasting:

From the new FDA guidance document on AI devices:
"Terms may need to be explicitly defined. For example, a healthcare system and a manufacturer may both have data labeled as “sex,” but one may be using sex at birth while the other may be using self-reported sex."

The software interfaces in hospital software is godawful ugly.

Looks straight out of the 1980s.

They need to either hire user experience specialists, graphic designers, or video game developers, and modernize their stale GUI’s.

Peak over your doctor’s shoulder next time they’re accessing your medical records or performing an ultrasound and tell me I’m wrong.

But the industry is so regulated and bureaucratic that only a few boring companies dominate the space, and there’s really no selection pressure to improve the user experiences.

Just my opinion, maybe I’m wrong 🤷🏻‍♂️.

The Waymo’s in San Francisco were exceptional self driving taxis. We need more of them throughout the country.

Thinking about the Fermi Paradox… maybe if each dot is a fully galaxy, then some of those galaxies do indeed support life and advanced civilization, and that’s reflected in the color of the dot?

My thoughts on the new $500B investment in AI datacenters with talk of cancer vaccines:

As long as they don’t force anyone to take it against their will (freedom of choice first and foremost), and full transparency, then full steam ahead with AI breakthroughs in that.

Seeing this on LinkedIn a lot - fighting the good fight and standing up for NIH scientists against Trump’s evil new laws:

lmao there’s no way I’m ever getting replaced by a machine.

I know I know ::famous last words:: and all…

But really, no machine can do what I do.

If you’re getting replaced by an AI or robot, skill issue.