Re: Job Offer

On Mon, 17 Mar 2025 15:21:34 -0700, Jeff Liebermann <jeffl@cruzio.com>
wrote:

On Mon, 17 Mar 2025 17:18:31 -0300, Shadow <Sh@dow.br> wrote:
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On Mon, 17 Mar 2025 11:43:39 -0700, Jeff Liebermann <jeffl@cruzio.com>
wrote:

Hopefully, I won't live long enough to see the next war.  It probably
won't be pretty.  I don't know how to stop a trend that started with
tribalism and seems to be growing out of control.  The next war will
not have any winners.

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The machines might win ....though we would have to re-define
"win".

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I think it more likely that various pathogens might take over after
the machines are done helping humanity exterminating itself.  The
evolutionary cycle then repeats.  After a few million years, some form
of allegedly intelligent life evolves into something resembling
humanity appears and immediately proceeds to repeat all the old
mistakes again, and again, and again, etc.
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If AI does take over it could probably kill every single human
on the planet. Even more deadly than an atomic war.

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An AI apocalypse might be more entertaining, but humanity already has
everything it needs to exterminate itself.  Plugging up all the sewers
and toilets for a few weeks might do the job. 
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PS Migraines are rare at you age. See a doctor.

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I'm 77 years old.  It's too mild a headache to be a migraine and I
don't recall ever having a migraine.  I don't have a primary care
physician.  I've been looking for someone for several years but
haven't found anyone who can tolerate me, is accepting new patients,
and accepts Medicare patients.  To be honest, I'm not anxious to find
a primary care physician.  I believe that the major reason I'm still
alive today is that I DON'T have a primary care physician.

That's a pity. The best medical systems use  primary care as a
base. Everyone wants to go directly to a specialist. Pain in the chest
--> cardiologist. Dizzy --> neurologist. Cough --> pneumologist. It
makes medicine much more expensive and more often that not people
choose the wrong specialist.

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An interesting coincidence is that I visited my cardiologist on
Friday.  They were running about one hour behind (as usual) causing me
to spend too much time in the waiting room.  I probably caught
something while waiting.  If that wasn't the cause, I had a blood draw
4 days previously, which is another possible source of infection.

I wasn't thinking infection, I was thinking vascular. An
infection would have fever/chills/stuffy nose/whatever which you would
have mentioned.

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Thanks for the advice.  If it gets worse, I might see a doctor.  If
I'm stable or recovering, I'll do nothing more than take some feel
good pills.

LOL. Send me some.... I have no idea what they are.
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