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Yeah I saw that tab, was moreso interested in published research. I didn’t see anything listed
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Have they published anything on this?
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Ie. Would you prefer your general PP neurosurgeon to do the complex skull base resection, or the Hopkins fellowship trained skull base surgeon?
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Not sure I entirely agree. For run of the mill diseases, someone who trained at a small/non-academic may be more efficient. But for more complex pathology, the breadth narrow subspecialists at an ivory tower institution cannot be understated.
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Sounds like a bot reply
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EOS R50
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Are there rewards for participating in the Moxie liquidity pool?
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3)the rate at which physicians leave the work force will continue to accelerate
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2)Progressive corporate takeover has led physicians to lose their sense of inner duty, as hospitals attempt to squeeze the last drops of efficiency out of their physicians
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Major themes 1)The extreme de-humanization experienced through training coupled with the corporatization of healthcare leads to a profound disillusionment that many cannot overcome
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It’s amazing to see Dr. Goobie’s message continue to reverberate throughout the medical community. While those in medicine are not surprised by his message, it is great to see more people speaking out in support.
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Heard you guys like bread
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They’re associated with many states, some overlapping. So we can’t simply say alpha = creative when alpha may also reflect a state where you aren’t even thinking about anything
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But also alpha waves are increased when in an inattentive or thoughtless state, so alpha waves aren’t necessarily inherently good for creativity and trying to mimic this may not be beneficial
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It seems to be a form of guided meditation. They’re extrapolating on research that shows increased alpha wave activity during meditation or states of creativity. So it may be helpful in quickly training someone to reach an ideal state of meditation.
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Against choosing your political allegiances based on who is "pro-crypto" https://vitalik.eth.limo/general/2024/07/17/procrypto.html
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