The fact that only 46k have watched this is sad. This conversation affected me greatly, for the positive. It was so relational, I felt it to my core. Thank you so much for making this possible, as an engineer who's considering getting into medical labs, and also sometimes obsesses over some things like Peter does, this was invaluable.
I need you both to know something. As a Cardiac RN in a second career, I tend to feel a constant nagging for where I will practice AND avoid burn out. Your vulnerability means a lot to me and I feel the permission, maybe I needed, to learn and understand what will allow me to continue to love my life as a Nurse, wherever that will lead me. It’s so validating to me that talented Doctors such as yourselves, can allow the influence of your drive and personal desire to follow your hearts, where ever those may lead you. Thank you for your honesty guys.
These podcasts produce a visceral euphoria in me. I look forward to a new episode from The Drive every Monday. Thank you both for the time and energy it takes to produce this stuff.
I’ve been listening to a lot of Peter Attia talks/conversations on here lately, and this is the one where he definitely seems like he’s having the most fun
Love Dr. Attia and have followed him for years, but I'm new to ZDogg. Absolutely amazing! One of the best podcast episodes I've ever watched. Will be watching more ZDogg.
Hey thank you for this discussion. Im a fireman and an EMT currently in nursing school. Considering going to MED school after. Much love from Memphis, Tennessee
It took me the better part of my 20's before figuring things out, and as many problems as there are in medicine, I'm so glad to be going in with the knowledge gained just from listening to Peter Attia's podcast the last six months. I'm not sure there is a bigger advocate of truth, critical thinking, and a search for meaning in the field than Peter. One need not be involved in healthcare to go through the full spectrum of human emotion listening to this. I almost felt as though I'm intruding into a private conversation at times. Zubin, I'll definetly have to watch more of your content. I've always sort of known of you as the guy poking fun at hospitals/healthcare, but really appreciated you've learned and discussed on the nature of consciousness. And you had me laughing to the point of tears with the whole "dickly" tech pitch. I also share your frustrations with medical system as a whole. It's an exciting time though. I really feel as like there are more and more physicians pushing back and questioning some of the dogma, especially regarding to the foods we eat and how its driving the metabolic syndrome, which in turn drives a huge proportion of the chronic disease we face.
Totally agree with you Adnan / one of the best podcasts, couldn't take my eyes off this, didn't just wanna listen I needed to see their interaction and I love it / I had the same feeling with Peter's interview with Tom Bilyeu. I hoped it could go for longer, I felt like a fly on the wall while two dear friends who respect each are having a brain stimulating conversation. I SOO LOVE IT. I appreciate both of you.
Oh wow! I am a very uneducated individual and have watched this several times. This is a very educational entertaining piece that hit many topics. I have watched both of your individual podcasts a few times. Now I think I need to watch everyone of each of your podcasts. I am a 58yo, who just now is concerned with my health. I have been healthy all my life, or so I thought. But I have had horrible eating habits.
I want you guys to meet more often, I could watch you guys nerdy conversation for ever. Thanks for this basket of gems. Keep up the good work. You guys charisma is all over. Thank you for such a ride.
This episode deserves >100M views. Dr Attia is amazing 🤩 I have less than two doctor Attia‘s Austin power story over and over it makes me laugh so hard and I showed it to my husband who is a physician and it also made him laugh 😂 BTW I had heard that story in one of Dr. Attia‘s podcast The drive. Thank you both.
Holy crap. This conversation completely blew my mind on the subject of consciousness. I've started reading "The Power of Now" and love it but this just helped me understand/view things differently having heard you merge the scientific variables into this topic. You guys make me feel dumb, yet smarter at the same time. Thank you for this. I am definitely getting every book you guys have mentioned!
There are just so many things in this video that kept me enthralled! Honest, ego aware conversation. Deep understanding and meaningful discourse. Funny and light but serious topics. Would love to know how the fasting study came along for Dr Pete and have now purchased two of the books mentioned in this video. Thank you for both being multi luminals. Undefinable drs 🥰
Dr. Z and Dr. Attia - had to listen to this twice - and I may have to listen to it again. You both are describing my own experience as a Registered Nurse...I very much appreciate the level of truth and honesty in your conversation.
ZDogg's point about consciousness that he's making for the author is that conscious systems go all the way down to the plank length because anything in between requires a miracle. The current understanding is that consciousness is an emergent phenomenon that occurs when you have either high computation or high computation in a medium. So it just seems to pop into existence. But if it's gradual, at what point does consciousness come into play? ZDogg's point: it's always in play. It doesn't mean we understand consciousness at any layer lower than highly advanced biological systems. It means that it makes more sense to believe that consciousness is a gradation rather than something that just seems to pop into existence at some point.
@@wearashirt yeah me too. When he started talking about reality and consciousness, I internally got very defensive of *my reality* for some reason. It's as if I could've argued with him in that moment. This coming from a person who highly regards Dr Damania and respects his profession, outlook, and persona as he's projected himself to the public. So I guess I could say that it felt very philosophical and seemed to dip into the realm outside of science. Lol. I couldn't wait for that line of thought to end.
This conversation between Peter Attia and ZDoggMD is the most fascinating interview without at all being a boreFezt. Amazing content ZEDdoggMD! *subscribed. See y'all in the comments LOL
Loving this discussion of icons and instantiations. I’m fascinated to watch Peter as he tries to reconcile this paradigm. Then, Peter asks a question the doesn’t fit the new paradigm ( lift the bottle with your mind) because that’s not how the rules work. What is the origin of the rules?
An incredible distillation of two gargantuan intellects. I especially enjoyed the dick and taint portions and the parts on consciousness as a base property rather then emergent. I will now be subscribing to you, watching your other podcasts and searching for any of your appearences elsewhere. Keep it going!
An uplifting conversation. Putting patients in the center is the best way to practice. Our patients and their families witnessing those heroic efforts. One of My highlights is a recognition from a grandma of my little pt. At that time I felt morally distress upset and almost defeated but her recognitions, that came 2 years later along with a picture of adorable 2 y/o is my true reward. RN
Someone know what I need to do for watch this podcast in Spanish? I really want to share this video whit a person that actually can't speak English. Thanks for the help!
If you never learn to laugh at things ,you'll never survive hard things in life,much less medicine or nursing ...( I have lots of family in nursing, and I can back up the hard things part from experience)
His last podcast talks a little bit about the subject. Definitely not beneficial from a longevity standpoint because of the wearing down of knee cartilage. Once it goes you're never the same, which limits your ability to do other exercises which could be beneficial for health-span, and in turn, longevity (life-span).
@@KTravRuNEr play.google.com/music/m/Dfqdjy55qzud3je6paxxb547mey?t=Mike_Trevino_life_lessons_from_ultra_endurance_mindset_hard_work_and_removing_limitations_EP_17_-_Th He's actually had an ultra-marathoner on and it's one of my favorite episodes. Check that one out. There's just often a big difference in what benefits health-span and life-span. That's why I'm so fascinated by his podcast and life-work, because he seeks to find those practices which successfully marry the two. I, myself do alot of crazy stuff like heavy lifting and MMA which help longevity in the sense that I'm working the nervous system and activating neuropathways, etc., but does that really aid in longevity since I'm stressing my body beyond what is actually necessary to get this benefits? Well, no, but that's a personal choice that I make because I'm addicted to the thrill.
@@KTravRuNEr sorry, that podcast I linked to was just more of an inspirational one. It's his podcast from last week with an orthopedic surgeon where he gets in to joint health and longevity.
I'm really surprised by Zdogg really getting into nondualism like this with Attia. I couldn't tell if Attia was going to break out laughing. This did make me quite happy though, just found the book 'the mind illuminated' on UA-cam. TY!
A lot of those GI symptoms you mentioned are associated with overuse of antibiotics. So, it would probably help if gastros asked their patients about their history with antibiotics, not just their mental state. I was on top of the world when my gut was obliterated by fluoroquinolone antibiotics.
When we enter a deep sleep, where we remember nothing while in that state, how could anyone prove that the world itself hasn't vanished and then been recreated when we awaken?
That story of medical hierarchy makes tears come to my eyes. I worked in a medical college hospital and have vivid memories of the kind of thing you described. A 28 year old man with a young family died in our ICU of because the chief resident could not override the order the attending made to discontinue a certain antibiotic that was effective. . Heartfelt petitions were made by many. Things like this haunt us all. This story has flooded my mind with sad memories. Makes me even more grateful for droll medical humor.
This is remarkable. Our vocation is not who we are. People I use to work with thought I was really strange because almost everything was connected to some philosophical idea. I would reduce the why question to a point where there's no person on earth could answer it. I see the world as cascade of ideas that filter down from the pens of philosophers to the masses; however the masses have no clue why those ideas are pervasive, and why they have embraced them. It's that idea everyone is doing, therefore it must be right. What is really bizarre is my formal education extends to a narrow category of subjects that aren't typically considered highly intellectual. I graduated from a diesel mechanic vocational programs and spent four years in college as a PE major, but never graduated. I mostly attended college because I was gifted with size and speed with a talent to play football. I don't consider myself intelligent in the sense of a high IQ; however I am driven to ask why and that has served me well to satisfy those things my mind cannot ignore. It takes me longer to learn; therefore a traditional education moves too quickly for my attention span.
According to Kant (Critique of Pure Reason, 18th century) space and time are pure intuitions which the human mind brings to our understanding of the world, not aspects or features we find in the world.
Replace is not the word. They are specializedd hcps. Docs and N.P s have completely different scope of practice and they collaborate together for form care plans for it's. I often see n.p. calling the MRP for consultation before making any major change to pt care plan. The hierochial attitude in a team leads to hostility which is contradictory to team environment.
@@sbh0007 I'm not sure my comment was truly appreciated! What I mean to imply or indeed say is that there currently is a rush on to be an NP once someone gets their RN, and this is, to me, degrading the value of nurses.
Interesting thought. Bedside nursing is not easy. Is it clinical rewarding; yes! One learns a lot in increments of 12 hr shifts. Thing about bedside nursing is , I think, it makes you a better nurse(RN or RPN) and a better person if your goal is growth. With that said , I want to gain lots of experience and hopefully move on to N.P program which btw also isn't a piece of cake. Where I work, I love and respect our N.P.sbecause they have a unique perpective and understand nurses as they have been there and done that. They provide clinical support,helps assisting in making changes to pt care plan that needs immediate action and collolate with the MRP when required. Nurses that came before us had to work super hard and advocate to be in specialized spaces like E.D, Obstretrics. Etc. And expand the scope of their practice. If nurses are not happy with their current space....then go out and learn something new. Sometimes it's a clinical-block or redundancy about our work. We need change of things. We shouldn't degrade others who want higher education. Its good for the profession in the long run. Now if you implied that nurses should gain some significant bedside experience before hopping off to N.P program ,i am going to agree with you a 100%
BTW, my nervous stomach (better way to think about IBS) gave me my interest in medicine. Also, it's so true that the most important choice in life is your partner.
There is nothing I like about my reality and I don't know if there is something in this word that can make me want to adapt to this reality. That's why I don't care if my reality is real or not. And yeah, reality is so subjective, that nobody can tell you what's real or not for you. That's why it doesn't make much sense to speak about what is real or not. It's a never-ending topic with very limited practical implementation. So it makes more sense to concentrate only on the things that we commonly accept as reality. Otherwise we speak different languages and nobody understands the others.
30 year PT currently in home health, worth every minute. Brilliant on many levels. BTW, we need a video of patients referred to HH from ED for PT only due to a fall. In spite of their unstable chf, BG of 300, BP at 210/130, and 10 lb wt gain in last 3 days. They just need a little PT to help them get stronger. That maybe healthcare 4.0.
Ohmygod, when I was a CNA I can't tell you how many nurses used the word 'Gomer'. I never knew the origin of the word, as I was 21 until 28 that I was an aid, so I was a tad younger in the scope of the word 'Gomer'.
What I love most about Peter Attia is that he very rarely says uhm or is lost for well thought out eloquent words. One sharp mind.
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@@timwatkins2165 Tim! You and I have been friends for 15+ minutes now. Why all of a sudden are coming out now and eer-ing me broh? Why now?
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The fact that only 46k have watched this is sad. This conversation affected me greatly, for the positive. It was so relational, I felt it to my core. Thank you so much for making this possible, as an engineer who's considering getting into medical labs, and also sometimes obsesses over some things like Peter does, this was invaluable.
There's so much to learn about the human body and these two guys are great at relaying complex physiological concepts in to easy to understand ones.
I need you both to know something. As a Cardiac RN in a second career, I tend to feel a constant nagging for where I will practice AND avoid burn out. Your vulnerability means a lot to me and I feel the permission, maybe I needed, to learn and understand what will allow me to continue to love my life as a Nurse, wherever that will lead me. It’s so validating to me that talented Doctors such as yourselves, can allow the influence of your drive and personal desire to follow your hearts, where ever those may lead you. Thank you for your honesty guys.
Mind. Blown. One of the best podcast conversations. Ever.
These podcasts produce a visceral euphoria in me. I look forward to a new episode from The Drive every Monday. Thank you both for the time and energy it takes to produce this stuff.
“Let Life tell its’ Own Story,
May Friends be able to Listen…”
These podcasts are my TV shows and movies, both of which I almost never watch.
I love Dr. Attia’s work on longevity! He makes me rethink my exercise training and eating habits (like fasting).
I’ve been listening to a lot of Peter Attia talks/conversations on here lately, and this is the one where he definitely seems like he’s having the most fun
Peter Attia is so dreamy. OMG perfect combo of attractiveness in looks and intellect. Swoon!
Zdogg, you hit it out of the park on this one. Tons of insight, honesty, lol's- and I'm only 1/3 through!
Love Dr. Attia and have followed him for years, but I'm new to ZDogg. Absolutely amazing! One of the best podcast episodes I've ever watched. Will be watching more ZDogg.
Hey thank you for this discussion. Im a fireman and an EMT currently in nursing school. Considering going to MED school after. Much love from Memphis, Tennessee
It took me the better part of my 20's before figuring things out, and as many problems as there are in medicine, I'm so glad to be going in with the knowledge gained just from listening to Peter Attia's podcast the last six months. I'm not sure there is a bigger advocate of truth, critical thinking, and a search for meaning in the field than Peter. One need not be involved in healthcare to go through the full spectrum of human emotion listening to this. I almost felt as though I'm intruding into a private conversation at times. Zubin, I'll definetly have to watch more of your content. I've always sort of known of you as the guy poking fun at hospitals/healthcare, but really appreciated you've learned and discussed on the nature of consciousness. And you had me laughing to the point of tears with the whole "dickly" tech pitch. I also share your frustrations with medical system as a whole. It's an exciting time though. I really feel as like there are more and more physicians pushing back and questioning some of the dogma, especially regarding to the foods we eat and how its driving the metabolic syndrome, which in turn drives a huge proportion of the chronic disease we face.
Please make more episodes with just you two!
What great discussions these guys had! Absolutely an enjoyable listen.
This felt like sitting around with Z and and P drinking beer and shooting the shit. It was super awesome.
This is one of my favorite podcasts ever 👏
Totally agree with you Adnan / one of the best podcasts, couldn't take my eyes off this, didn't just wanna listen I needed to see their interaction and I love it / I had the same feeling with Peter's interview with Tom Bilyeu. I hoped it could go for longer, I felt like a fly on the wall while two dear friends who respect each are having a brain stimulating conversation. I SOO LOVE IT. I appreciate both of you.
Absolutely loved this - sorry I didn’t know about it sooner.
wowowowow. excellent conversation. Thank you for this, will be checking out your other videos.
Just found this video! I could listen to these two all day. Medicine, Fasting, SAD...I’m totally geeked out!
Fantastic discussion and transparent sharing! Thank you Drs. Attia and ZDogg
Oh wow! I am a very uneducated individual and have watched this several times. This is a very educational entertaining piece that hit many topics. I have watched both of your individual podcasts a few times. Now I think I need to watch everyone of each of your podcasts. I am a 58yo, who just now is concerned with my health. I have been healthy all my life, or so I thought. But I have had horrible eating habits.
I love this! You guys are great, authentic communicators.
I want you guys to meet more often, I could watch you guys nerdy conversation for ever. Thanks for this basket of gems. Keep up the good work. You guys charisma is all over. Thank you for such a ride.
Awesome podcast!!! Loved the Discussion topics. Thank you both!!!!
This episode deserves >100M views. Dr Attia is amazing 🤩 I have less than two doctor Attia‘s Austin power story over and over it makes me laugh so hard and I showed it to my husband who is a physician and it also made him laugh 😂 BTW I had heard that story in one of Dr. Attia‘s podcast The drive. Thank you both.
Holy crap. This conversation completely blew my mind on the subject of consciousness. I've started reading "The Power of Now" and love it but this just helped me understand/view things differently having heard you merge the scientific variables into this topic. You guys make me feel dumb, yet smarter at the same time. Thank you for this. I am definitely getting every book you guys have mentioned!
There are just so many things in this video that kept me enthralled!
Honest, ego aware conversation. Deep understanding and meaningful discourse.
Funny and light but serious topics.
Would love to know how the fasting study came along for Dr Pete and have now purchased two of the books mentioned in this video.
Thank you for both being multi luminals. Undefinable drs 🥰
Dr. Z and Dr. Attia - had to listen to this twice - and I may have to listen to it again. You both are describing my own experience as a Registered Nurse...I very much appreciate the level of truth and honesty in your conversation.
This may be your best episode yet. All over the place in a most edifying way.
Man, been following both of your stuff since around this time and you guys need to do another podcast together
ZDogg's point about consciousness that he's making for the author is that conscious systems go all the way down to the plank length because anything in between requires a miracle. The current understanding is that consciousness is an emergent phenomenon that occurs when you have either high computation or high computation in a medium. So it just seems to pop into existence. But if it's gradual, at what point does consciousness come into play? ZDogg's point: it's always in play. It doesn't mean we understand consciousness at any layer lower than highly advanced biological systems. It means that it makes more sense to believe that consciousness is a gradation rather than something that just seems to pop into existence at some point.
This is an amazing podcast. Thank you for sharing.
Amazing people! I love you! Thanks for uncuffin our minds, laughed a lot … listening to you🙏🙏🙏 keep it up🤗
Brilliant ! Two favs in one amazing pod cast...absolutely brilliant !!!
I’m in college. I’m inspired. You guys are amazing!
I listened to that same podcast! Super nerdy but the two were casual like they were just hangin awt.
That whole consciousness discussion in the middle totally caught me off guard.
@@wearashirt yeah me too. When he started talking about reality and consciousness, I internally got very defensive of *my reality* for some reason. It's as if I could've argued with him in that moment. This coming from a person who highly regards Dr Damania and respects his profession, outlook, and persona as he's projected himself to the public. So I guess I could say that it felt very philosophical and seemed to dip into the realm outside of science. Lol. I couldn't wait for that line of thought to end.
Holy shit this was fantastic.
I agree... This podcast was amazing. So much information and I feel like I understand so much more about myself and those around me.
Fucking amazing - laughing, grinning and chucklin through the whole show - super enjoyable!
I am so glad I found this video...thanks docs - I LOVED Cardiac M&M....you are soooooo right.
1:15:49 Peter’s face conveys so much about what he thinks 😂.
This is a collision of great minds. My role models.
Wow I am loving this interview
This was a brilliant interview. Can’t you bring him on again now that his book is out and number one on The NY Times list no less
Identity is constantly changing! I love that!!!
Skeptical Rationality yes!!
This conversation between Peter Attia and ZDoggMD is the most fascinating interview without at all being a boreFezt. Amazing content ZEDdoggMD! *subscribed. See y'all in the comments LOL
Haven’t laughed this much since Chris Rock’s bigger and blacker comedy special. Listening to Don Hoffman interview now, best of his yet. Thanks!
Does anyone have the vaccine discussion time stamp?
Loving this discussion of icons and instantiations. I’m fascinated to watch Peter as he tries to reconcile this paradigm. Then, Peter asks a question the doesn’t fit the new paradigm ( lift the bottle with your mind) because that’s not how the rules work. What is the origin of the rules?
I do the Austin Powers impressions in front of other providers - glad I’m not the only one! 🤣
An incredible distillation of two gargantuan intellects. I especially enjoyed the dick and taint portions and the parts on consciousness as a base property rather then emergent. I will now be subscribing to you, watching your other podcasts and searching for any of your appearences elsewhere. Keep it going!
Peter Attia is amazeballs on so many levels! Long time fanboy!
oh my goodness - love ya Dr. Z at 2:13 - You need highly skilled nurses BACK at the bedside!
An uplifting conversation. Putting patients in the center is the best way to practice. Our patients and their families witnessing those heroic efforts. One of My highlights is a recognition from a grandma of my little pt. At that time I felt morally distress upset and almost defeated but her recognitions, that came 2 years later along with a picture of adorable 2 y/o is my true reward. RN
Someone know what I need to do for watch this podcast in Spanish? I really want to share this video whit a person that actually can't speak English. Thanks for the help!
He's right, as a Canadian it takes an incredibly long time to get an MRI
Beautiful discussion. I wish that all general surgeons and hospitalists could talk to each other like this :)
Maybe it's time to have another episode with Peter.
George Box ("All models are wrong, some models are useful") was a statistician, not a physicist.
Say what you will, at 1:09 ZDogg does not butcher that dudes core thesis. ZDogg has got some vocal skills.
Peter thanks for standing up for single payer system and medicine with a non profit motive. What Zdogg described sounds like a nightmare.
Love both Peter and ZDogggggg
Can the dosis of caloric restrictions be modelled in AI and Machine Learning?
If you never learn to laugh at things ,you'll never survive hard things in life,much less medicine or nursing ...( I have lots of family in nursing, and I can back up the hard things part from experience)
I want to know what Peter Attia thinks about ultra running and if this would be beneficial or detrimental to longevity....
His last podcast talks a little bit about the subject. Definitely not beneficial from a longevity standpoint because of the wearing down of knee cartilage. Once it goes you're never the same, which limits your ability to do other exercises which could be beneficial for health-span, and in turn, longevity (life-span).
Travis Tweten I could have zero knee cartilage and still exercise. I’ll go listen to his podcast. Thx!
@@KTravRuNEr play.google.com/music/m/Dfqdjy55qzud3je6paxxb547mey?t=Mike_Trevino_life_lessons_from_ultra_endurance_mindset_hard_work_and_removing_limitations_EP_17_-_Th
He's actually had an ultra-marathoner on and it's one of my favorite episodes. Check that one out.
There's just often a big difference in what benefits health-span and life-span. That's why I'm so fascinated by his podcast and life-work, because he seeks to find those practices which successfully marry the two.
I, myself do alot of crazy stuff like heavy lifting and MMA which help longevity in the sense that I'm working the nervous system and activating neuropathways, etc., but does that really aid in longevity since I'm stressing my body beyond what is actually necessary to get this benefits? Well, no, but that's a personal choice that I make because I'm addicted to the thrill.
Travis Tweten thank you. Great podcast but doesn’t answer my question. I’m a physician and ultra runner and hell, I don’t even know. ☺️
@@KTravRuNEr sorry, that podcast I linked to was just more of an inspirational one. It's his podcast from last week with an orthopedic surgeon where he gets in to joint health and longevity.
I'm really surprised by Zdogg really getting into nondualism like this with Attia. I couldn't tell if Attia was going to break out laughing. This did make me quite happy though, just found the book 'the mind illuminated' on UA-cam. TY!
10:18 If I were the actor I wouldn't have let them take him out. I would have been like, "No, no I'm loving this!"
Did someone slip me some lsd????..lol....great conversations
A lot of those GI symptoms you mentioned are associated with overuse of antibiotics. So, it would probably help if gastros asked their patients about their history with antibiotics, not just their mental state. I was on top of the world when my gut was obliterated by fluoroquinolone antibiotics.
When we enter a deep sleep, where we remember nothing while in that state, how could anyone prove that the world itself hasn't vanished and then been recreated when we awaken?
That story of medical hierarchy makes tears come to my eyes. I worked in a medical college hospital and have vivid memories of the kind of thing you described. A 28 year old man with a young family died in our ICU of because the chief resident could not override the order the attending made to discontinue a certain antibiotic that was effective. . Heartfelt petitions were made by many. Things like this haunt us all. This story has flooded my mind with sad memories. Makes me even more grateful for droll medical humor.
This is remarkable. Our vocation is not who we are. People I use to work with thought I was really strange because almost everything was connected to some philosophical idea. I would reduce the why question to a point where there's no person on earth could answer it. I see the world as cascade of ideas that filter down from the pens of philosophers to the masses; however the masses have no clue why those ideas are pervasive, and why they have embraced them. It's that idea everyone is doing, therefore it must be right. What is really bizarre is my formal education extends to a narrow category of subjects that aren't typically considered highly intellectual. I graduated from a diesel mechanic vocational programs and spent four years in college as a PE major, but never graduated. I mostly attended college because I was gifted with size and speed with a talent to play football. I don't consider myself intelligent in the sense of a high IQ; however I am driven to ask why and that has served me well to satisfy those things my mind cannot ignore. It takes me longer to learn; therefore a traditional education moves too quickly for my attention span.
According to Kant (Critique of Pure Reason, 18th century) space and time are pure intuitions which the human mind brings to our understanding of the world, not aspects or features we find in the world.
OSCE exams are whack AF, so hard to take serious... "I'm Dr. Evil, I went to evil medical school..." LOL!
It's like people forgot about Patch Adams whose path you guys are following.
Get out the blunt for this episode 🔥🔥🔥
NPs don't replace MDs, they replace RNs.
Replace is not the word. They are specializedd hcps. Docs and N.P s have completely different scope of practice and they collaborate together for form care plans for it's. I often see n.p. calling the MRP for consultation before making any major change to pt care plan. The hierochial attitude in a team leads to hostility which is contradictory to team environment.
@@sbh0007 I'm not sure my comment was truly appreciated! What I mean to imply or indeed say is that there currently is a rush on to be an NP once someone gets their RN, and this is, to me, degrading the value of nurses.
Interesting thought. Bedside nursing is not easy. Is it clinical rewarding; yes! One learns a lot in increments of 12 hr shifts. Thing about bedside nursing is , I think, it makes you a better nurse(RN or RPN) and a better person if your goal is growth. With that said , I want to gain lots of experience and hopefully move on to N.P program which btw also isn't a piece of cake. Where I work, I love and respect our N.P.sbecause they have a unique perpective and understand nurses as they have been there and done that. They provide clinical support,helps assisting in making changes to pt care plan that needs immediate action and collolate with the MRP when required. Nurses that came before us had to work super hard and advocate to be in specialized spaces like E.D, Obstretrics. Etc. And expand the scope of their practice. If nurses are not happy with their current space....then go out and learn something new. Sometimes it's a clinical-block or redundancy about our work. We need change of things. We shouldn't degrade others who want higher education. Its good for the profession in the long run. Now if you implied that nurses should gain some significant bedside experience before hopping off to N.P program ,i am going to agree with you a 100%
"I love you Peter Attia as your superior officer in school ..."
someone who doesn't know the word senpai identified.
Not cowardice, not burnout, not moral injury. Abuse.
BTW, my nervous stomach (better way to think about IBS) gave me my interest in medicine. Also, it's so true that the most important choice in life is your partner.
74K Views...... that's criminal.
Chocolate Russians!! That is a made up name but throw in a little chocolate vodka and it is like a grown up chocolate milk!
Christians would say - it's Christ who is transformative.
There is nothing I like about my reality and I don't know if there is something in this word that can make me want to adapt to this reality. That's why I don't care if my reality is real or not.
And yeah, reality is so subjective, that nobody can tell you what's real or not for you. That's why it doesn't make much sense to speak about what is real or not. It's a never-ending topic with very limited practical implementation. So it makes more sense to concentrate only on the things that we commonly accept as reality. Otherwise we speak different languages and nobody understands the others.
These dudes are wayyyyyyy too smart for their own good
Zdogg and Dr. Attia please please please do this again. This has made my commute so much better listening to you two!
Ey, ZDoggMD taking the JBP personality test! +BAMF points
Lol STEP 2 Clinical skills still uses actor patients and it’s a required exam
What part does he rap
The eye observes a stationary quark
The observer decides that it is moving.
This intention causes the quark to move…
Wow, everything old is new again "conscious agents" is basically Leibnitz's monads.
You guys need to look up Jiddu Krishnamurti
What if the reason why some people say they have cyonic powers is because they can actually use their concisous control of interacting concisousness
1:09:14 this was amazing.
-55:45 With out free will one cannot (re)condition the unconcious mind.
1:14:19 my brain melted
30 year PT currently in home health, worth every minute. Brilliant on many levels. BTW, we need a video of patients referred to HH from ED for PT only due to a fall. In spite of their unstable chf, BG of 300, BP at 210/130, and 10 lb wt gain in last 3 days. They just need a little PT to help them get stronger. That maybe healthcare 4.0.
Ohmygod, when I was a CNA I can't tell you how many nurses used the word 'Gomer'. I never knew the origin of the word, as I was 21 until 28 that I was an aid, so I was a tad younger in the scope of the word 'Gomer'.
Only clinicians with HUGE hearts have a morbid sense of humor.....LOL - my favorites!
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Nope - dont agree with the whole 'perception' theory. It sounds too convoluted.