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In the Information Age it’s a wonder how our brain’s processing power can attempt to keep up or remain stable with an unending bombardment of content and stimuli

Regarding your question to Karl at 44:00 - what about schizotypy? isn't it considered a station on the way to schizophrenia - an intermediate state? the low latent inhibition seen in schizotypy seems to confer a certain degree of noticing that is not present in neurotypical people. given the much higher prevalence of schizotypal personality disorder, schizotypy seems to be deserving of similar attention.

Everyone should be watching this. Learned about the serum osmolarity fat trigger. I always wondered about camels’ humps and metabolic water.

0talks too fast, talks in circles..Hard to understand!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Michael Levin, PhD: Brain Degeneration, Word Salad, and Why Morons Aren’t Special

We ain’t getting into heaven with this one 🔥

Very interesting. I took care of a patient when I was in nursing school that told me that the coffee they brought her everyday was just dark or dyed water, not real coffee. I graduated and worked many years; yet now I have been declared “insane” with schizophrenia myself, and I still think of that woman who told me that when I assessed her during breakfast on clinicals that morning!!! Kind of amusing!

If a PA/NP can practice straight out of school, then IMG/residents should be able to practice as well, albeit I think they should be under direct supervision for a few months.

I loved this. I have AML adverse risk and I am in hospice. Love learning about this disease.

listening to paul offit is harmful to children’s health. nothing this scumbag says can or should be trusted.

Insane having the “do you have any financial interests to disclose” as your first question 💀

Wow 😯 one of the best Friston interviews

Frightening symptoms from hidden Fructose

This needs a catchier title.

I am aml with flt3 too. So basically I am terminal

Our institution doesn’t have a contract for residents. It’s a letter of agreement

This doctor is amazing. A transplant recipient himself.

Drug discovery just like lucky draw! None of screening assay system is able to mimic human body. Aging is disease?

Is this t semagultide known for muscle loss. Does the research also include dexa scans?

Dear Dr. Topf, I just wanted to comment that I was underweight with perfect kidney function (eGFR 115). I got a Ct with a contrast without any prehydration because they didn’t deem me high risk. I felt horrible for over a weak when on day 8 I started to urinate about 3 times more than usual with urine color of water. It’s been 6 months and my kidney function hasn’t stabilise 😢I am always thirsty and my urine is always pale or color of water (which I never had before!) I am young with no illness and contrast wasn’t even needed to be administered. They also gave me contrast to drink on that day. There have been absolutely no other drugs for me.

Why is it called ‘free energy’? It’s a peculiar term for the principle…

LOVE DEREK LOWE

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Pharma hiring goes up and down with the stock market IPO environment. What does that tell ya. I spent decades needlessly exposing myself to chemicals to do nothing more than help crooked venture capitalists get rich. Its astounding how many supposedly smart people can't see this. Read six things big pharma doesn't want you to know by doctors without borders

Lowe has never been part of making any drugs. He was pushed out of vertex an wound up with the people who are stealing billions with sacubitril Dont listen to him

The internet is filled with pharma hype and spin, infomercials in disguise, they just delete any posts that could hurt sales. Pharma spends a fortune on teams of lawyers that just threaten costly legal action against anyone who challenges them. Their money comes from all the people who overpaid for their prescription meds. The FDA simply isnt qualified to see through the smokescreens. The doctors all file in line like sheep

Great interview! I always love to hear Polly’s Talk. I hope you get a Nobel prize for your work in immunology regarding the danger model.

Such a brilliant surgeon and amazing person. ❤

Friston’s obviously not a fan of The Eagles then.

To me BMI is a data point, interesting but less detailed than numbers obtained from blood work. It's really just a part of my positive self image.

Delightful interview, very high IQ content and engagingly presented.

I look forward to see what you guys put out!

He is also a great pitcher!

Very important topic. It is explained well.

Great interview, and great questions. Derek is doing great job of explaining complicated concepts in understandable way. I have been following him for years.

Actually when I was a teenager I came up with the idea of elven shit, that smells and tastes very good and have magic properties.

Interesting and underrated.

I have been taking Bydurian for 8 weeks with no major side effects. I am down 48 ins and my life is so much more positive in all areas

No vaccines are safe.

This is very interesting thank you ❤

Great and honest doctor. I am so impressed!

This was an amazing interview. Never heard of this podcast, but I love John Cochrane from The Goodfellows. I'll be checking out yalls channel more often now, if this is the sort of stuff yall routinely cover!

Thank you for covering GLP-1. Probably the most scientific explanation I have heard and you explained it for the layman.

I would guess (?) that bottom-up thinking is compatible more with deductive thinking, and top-down thinking is more compatible with inductive thinking. But my guess is more a question (also healthy thinking demands both). Moreover, my experience with statistics implies that inductive-loving Bayesians are opposed to deductive-loving frequentists, and timeseries analysis also shows in two "psychological" modes (the linear time domain and the whimsical frequency domain). These are more implied questions, obviously.

Polly....this was amazing. As you may remember, I started out in music, then to music education, then to ethnomusicology. I also was pushed to go into medicine after I passed Part One of the Urology Board Exams (three professors offered to put me through med. School, but I declined). I still remember the fun we had in our various music performance groups, and our long commutes. In high ((LBHS) my name was Gretchen Wetzel (flute, piccolo and a few other instruments). I loved hearing about your work.

Pathetic.. the vast majority of remarks have been removed. Surprise! Greatest crime in history; "Safe and effective".

Put ofgitt in jail for life

I have been following his blog for a decade or more now and generally like his balanced takes. However I while I acknowledge that computational methods and AI sometimes overpromise, the fault is also of experimentalists who dont take it seriously and produce data to improve models. No good data no we'll performing models. And yet that's not the impression people may get from reading his blog. Another peeve is the rake that we do not need many Ph.D's now as demand is artificially inflated. True perhaps but then most of these people should practice or and not add this to their name like in this podcast interviewer name. But yeah I'm general great guy and scientist not withstanding pet peeves.

wow this needs more views

I think people need some training in how to talk before doing podcasts, like they do for tv. that nasal american accent just hurts my brain, sounds like a bratty child talking about his stamp collection.